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Eengudu domhilameno inadi kwena vali omalundu – Herunga  … Omahoololo okwa ningwa pauyuuki 
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Eengudu domhilameno inadi kwena vali omalundu – Herunga  … Omahoololo okwa ningwa pauyuuki 

ONGWEDIVA-Omupedu Hamushangadjai woSwapo Uahekua Herunga okwa lombwela eengudu domilamheno opo di xulife po okunyenyeta kutya omahoololo kahe li pauyuuki.  “Okudja lwoshikando shotete Namibia a ninga omahoololo eengudu domilamheno ota di nyenyeta kutya oidjemo yomahoololo kai li pauyuuki,” ta ti.  Pefimbo a ninga eenghundafana naKundana onghela Herunga okwa ti eengudu domilamheno ngeenge oda mona omawi a...

Ai!gû ra ǂgans ǀgôa-!gamega ǀûs dis
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Ai!gû ra ǂgans ǀgôa-!gamega ǀûs dis

Moses Magadza Sylvia Obaga Sally Ncube 16 Tsēdi surigu-ai-!gao!gaosa ǂkhawadība ǀamǀams ǂgaoǂgao!nâs ra ǀgapi !harosa sī!nâs ǁaeb !nâs ge Faiza Mohameds, direkters ǀGuitikōsiba Nēsi ti a ǂansa Afrikab Beros disa, ai!gû ra ǂgans ǀgôa-!gamaga Afrikab !Khawagas !nâ ǀamǀams disa gere ǀgonǀgon!gao.  Mohameds gere mîs ge, ǁaupexa di ǀgui!nonaǁî!âb tarekhoedi 20-24 kurin kōse hâde, Aiǂoas tsî...

ǁHûidi ge ǂharugub !ēde Oshanab tarekhoede ge ǂnuwiba
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ǁHûidi ge ǂharugub !ēde Oshanab tarekhoede ge ǂnuwiba

Andreas Thomas ONDANGWAS – !Hū!nāsi hoa!nâ-aixa ǁhûidi hîa ǂoa ge Wunstaxtēs ai ge hâ i di ge ǂharugub !ēde Oshana ǀkharib di sîseno khoen tsî ǁnān tsēsa xu tsēs ǁga hâ ûiba ra ûin !aroma ge mā, ǂgui !gôagu !nân ǂoaxa-ūsen tsî ǁhûi-aon ai gere ǁamaxūse. ǀ Nî taradi hîa Ondangwa !Garo!ā ǁHûi!nâǂharis di Akweenyanga...

Farmers’ Kraal with Erastus Ngaruka – How to deal with the poison leaf/gifblaar
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Farmers’ Kraal with Erastus Ngaruka – How to deal with the poison leaf/gifblaar

Many rangeland plants contain chemicals that are poisonous to livestock when eaten. Poisonous plants vary in their toxicity and the symptoms displayed by the affected animals.  Generally, the level of toxicity can be classified into two; the first consists of extremely toxic plants and those with low toxicity.  The extremely toxic plants such as Dichapetalum...

Brazil supports Namibia’s food security 
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Brazil supports Namibia’s food security 

The United Nations World Food Programme (WFP) has welcomed the financial contribution of about N$2.2 million from the Brazilian government to support integrated community-based food systems programmes in Namibia.  The Brazilian Cooperation Agency (ABC) has been supporting WFP food systems programmes in Tsumkwe, Gobabis, Stampriet, Opuwo and Olukula since 2020.  The programmes are designed to...

Farmer shares experience with drought
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Farmer shares experience with drought

Zebaldt Ngaruka  OKATUMBA GATE – The ongoing drought has financially and emotionally taken a toll on farmers in the Omaheke region, especially those farming in the Eiseb Block area.  AgriToday recently caught up with a young farmer Sunny Tjaheja Ndjavera, who shared how the drought has negatively impacted his operations.  He farms at Omipanda village. ...

Namibia’s livestock sector remains resilient  …improved exports despite drought 
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Namibia’s livestock sector remains resilient  …improved exports despite drought 

For the second quarter of 2024, Namibia saw an upward trajectory in terms of overall cattle, sheep and pigs marketing, while goat exports experienced a slight decline for the period under review.  The Livestock and Livestock Products Board of Namibia (LLPB)’s latest report shows that marketing activities in the country’s cattle sector during the second...

Sub-Saharan Africa charts sustainable logistics path
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Sub-Saharan Africa charts sustainable logistics path

The Chartered Institute of Logistics and Transport (CILT) recently concluded a three-day conference titled ‘Unlocking Sub-Saharan Africa’s Potential: Transforming Transport and Logistics for a Sustainable Future’.  The conference took place in Johannesburg from 19 to 21 November 2024. The event, jointly hosted by Centre for Innovation in Learning and Teaching (CILT)’s Namibia, South Africa and...

Qatar inks China gas supply deal with Shell
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Qatar inks China gas supply deal with Shell

DOHA – Qatar has agreed to supply three million tonnes of gas a year to China in a deal with London-headquartered energy giant Shell, the Emirate’s state energy company said yesterday. The liquefied natural gas deliveries would begin in January as part of a “new long-term sale and purchase agreement”, QatarEnergy said in a statement...