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Dr Laouali Garba, division manager in the African Development Banku2019s (AfDB) Agriculture and Agro-Industry Department. Photo: ZAMCOM

PIDACC-Zambezi urged to speed up implementation

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In Namibia, rangeland degradation is evident across different landscapes and takes various forms. Photo Pexels

The rangelands are under pressure

4 Months Ago

Despite challenges emanating from climatic events, limited knowledge, technologies, and market complexities, the beef industry and farmers in general continue to display notable resilience. Photo: FILE

Namibia’s beef industry adapts to global pressures

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Windhoek moves to formalise informal settlements through large-scale planning drive

7 Months Ago

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Graduates should be job creators, not seekers

7 Months Ago

Environment minister Indileni Daniel.

Curbing illegal sand and gravel mining

9 Months Ago

“We still have beautiful sunsets,” one resident noted, “but it’s disheartening when plastic bags from landfills hang in trees for weeks.” Photos contributed

Gobabis drowning in rubbish

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Maize planted in double rows between contour strips of sown grass and weeds (permanent cover strips).

Namibia launches 2025/26 conservation agriculture programme

Food self-sufficiency is an enabler of food security

Food self-sufficiency and food security: Understanding the difference

The historic photo from 1914 (above) shows a diamond prospector’s ox-drawn covered wagon, and in the foreground, a relatively dense vegetation cover of succulent plants. By 2025, this vegetation will have virtually disappeared. Photo: Fred Cornell, UHH/Jürgens

The Namib is expanding - and it's a problem

Bush encroachment affects 46 million ha in Namibia, reducing livestock capacity.

New biochar manufacturing targets better grazing land

Bushblok helps maintain open landscapes for cheetahs and provides economic opportunities for Namibian communities. Photo: CCF

How cheeky cheetahs and clever biomass solutions go paw-in-paw

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