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History makers! Kunene players lift head coach Mamie Kasaona in celebration after clinching their first-ever Nedbank Namibian Newspaper Cup title in Outjo.

Kunene crowned Newspaper Cup Champions

1 Week Ago

Plant productivity in central parts of Namibia improved, although interspersed with dry patches. Photo FILE

Plant productivity remains critically low in the far west and south (AGRIMONITOR)

1 Month Ago

Plant productivity in central parts of Namibia improved, although interspersed with dry patches. Photo FILE

Plant productivity remains critically low in the far west and south (AGRIMONITOR)

1 Month Ago

Namibia has remarkably improved road quality, safety and accessibility. All photos contributed

Namibia continues to boast the best roads in Africa

2 Months Ago

David Dam won the 1500m men's race in three minutes 59.6 seconds. Photo Leandrea Mouers

Kuhn kicks off season with shot put record

3 Months Ago

PRICE MONSTER: In August, the core inflation rate stood at 3.8% while the headline inflation rate was 4.4%. PHOTO REUTERS

Price monster still retreating

7 Months Ago

Environment minister Pohamba Shifeta. Archive image

Protect biodiversity for a resilient future – Pohamba

11 Months Ago

OUTLINE: On the map, green areas indicate more growing vegetation now than the 10-year average, red shows less growing vegetation now than compared to the average, while yellow indicates areas close to the average. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Rangelands show improvement

11 Months Ago

The official launch of the Nedbank Namibian Newspaper Cup 2024 was held yesterday at Nedbank’s headquarters. The tournament will take place from 30 March to 1 April at Gobabis. Photo Brian Munango

Gobabis to host Newspaper Cup

Theresia Ihemba, co-founder of the Karangana Poultry Project. Photo: FAO

Karangana Poultry Project thrives

On the map, greener areas indicate more growing vegetation now than the 10-year average, while redder areas mean less growing vegetation now compared to the average. Yellow is close to the average. The major dam levels are also indicated as their percentage of full capacity. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Large parts of rangelands respond positively to rain

RESILIENCE: Patrick Mukoso, a youth farmer and one of the beneficiaries from Klein Musese in the Kavango West Region. Photo: FAO

Fostering resilience among smallholder farmers

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