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BIG RAINS: The last rainy season ranked as the 13th wettest in 44 years. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Mixed rainfall outlook for the coming season

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WINTER BLOOM: The area near Klein-Aus Vista in the south of Namibia is currently covered in a carpet of colourful flowers. Photo: PIET SWIEGERS

Below-normal temperatures projected for northern Namibia next month

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PLATFORM: The African Union Water Investment Summit 2025 took place in Cape Town, South Africa, last week. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Africa must unite on prioritising water needs – Zaamwani

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DESTRUCTION: A veld fire in Namibia. Photo: Contributed

Veld fires destroy nearly 460 000 hectares

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END: Windhoek’s water reserves are now full enough to last two rainy seasons, prompting the end of drought-related restrictions. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTEDPHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Windhoek lifts water restrictions

2 Week Ago

Namibia's economic recovery and resource discoveries, including uranium mining and offshore oil prospects, are attracting increased interest from investors seeking frontier market opportunities. Photo contributed

Namibia: The next investment frontier

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In both Ghana and Malawi, women cannot access funding as easily as men, so sustainable agricultural initiatives were less successful. Photo Pexels

Africa’s smallholder farmers are using bright ideas to adapt to climate change

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Casey Sprake is an economist with Anchor Capital.

Namibia: A frontier economy with strategic appeal for South African investors

1 Month Ago

Overgrazing leads to reduced root growth and declining plant health as livestock repeatedly graze areas without sufficient recovery time.

Namibian livestock farmers urged to prepare for next drought

1 Month Ago

Rising demand for water in Egypt and from upstream users of the Nile’s water means the river is no longer enough. Photo Pexels / Cristian Bagnarello

Egypt needs more drinkable water: How windy coastal resorts could help

1 Month Ago

HELP AT HAND: Drought-affected communities received assistance in a myriad of ways, from government as well as international donors. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

N$1.8 billion drought relief programme ends

1 Month Ago

AID: Drought-affected communities received food parcels supported by government and international donors. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

N$1.8 billion drought relief programme ends

1 Month Ago

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