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SUBMERGED: ections of Kehemu in Rundu are submerged each rainy season, leaving residents wading through knee-deep water and facing serious health risks. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Floods leave Kehemu families battling water and disease

3 Month Ago

CONTAMINATED: Sewage from damaged pipes flows into the Kavango River, raising serious health risks for nearby. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Sewage leak threatens Kavango River communities

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DESIST: Namibians are urged to cease illegal mining activities and fully comply with existing environmental laws. Photo: FILE

Ministry warns against illegal sand and gravel mining

4 Month Ago

A composter can process kitchen waste quickly, producing nutrient-rich soil additive from the larvae frass.

How to run a more sustainable home

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Hidipo Hamata.

Water: Namibia cannot keep failing her people

7 Month Ago

WARNED: Namibian farmers urged to prepare for unpredictable season. Photo: File

Agribank warns farmers to prepare for rainy season risks

8 Month Ago

The bending fabrication in process at Windhoek Gutter Supplies. Photo Eliot Ipinge

Your one-stop sheet metal partner

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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

10 Month Ago

POTENTIAL BENEFITS HUGE: Guido von Wietersheim, owner of Namseb. Photo: Otis Daniels

Cactus farming starts bearing fruit on Farm Namseb

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Guido von Wietersheim. Photo Otis Daniels

Cactus farming starts bearing fruit on Farm Namseb

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KNOWLEDGE SHARING: Traditional leaders attend drought response workshop. PHOTO Phillipus Josef

Drought-affected farmers receive N$1.7m from US church

1 Year Ago

Traditional leaders attend drought response workshop. PHOTO Phillipus Josef

Drought-prone regions receive N$1.7m from US church

1 Year Ago

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