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The pigs enjoy a generous helping of Spekboom.

A farmstead called Dit-n-Dat

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The way forward for Namibia’s crop farming is irrigation and developing the value chain, says NAB CEO, Fidelis Mwazi. PHOTO Jacques du Toit

Crop sector must focus beyond market access; irrigation essential

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Greener means more seasonal vegetation growth than the long-term average, and redder means less seasonal growth compared to the long-term average.

Plant productivity remains above average

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Over 220 govt schools go without food in 2025

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Wilhelm Shepya.

Flood and stormwater management in Northern Namibia: A call for sustainable infrastructure

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RHINO PROJECT DONATES FEED TO FARMERS:

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MAKING DO: Lake Tanganyika is known for its cyclical fluctuations in water level, but these have been worsened by global warming. PHOTO: Luis Tato/AFP

People in Burundi struggle amid endless flooding

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ENOUGH FOR NOW: The Von Bach Dam is at 84%. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Central dams have enough water

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LEGAL WOES: Paladin, the operator of the Langer Heinrich mine is facing a lawsuit over a revision in its production guidance.

Paladin Energy faces second lawsuit over slashed uranium forecast

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AFTERMATH: Resident clear rubble following a devastating flood. PHOTO: AP

Nigeria floods flatten a town

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NamWater CEO Abraham Nehemia reflected on the positive impacts of the recent rainfall season, which replenished water sources, supported ecosystems, and boostedagricultural productivity.

Central Area of Namibia stakeholders chart way forward regarding water

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SUPPORT: Representatives of the KFW, ministries of finance and agriculture and German government this week signed a loan agreement aimed at improving Namibia's water infrastructure.

Namibia secures N$1.5 billion German loan to combat water scarcity

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