The agriculture ministry has deployed extension officers to affected areas in the Zambezi region following reports by maize farmers that their crops are being destroyed by migratory red locusts since February.
Author: Albertina Nakale (Albertina Nakale )
Zambezi itukiselize lizazi la tukuluho
Mubusisi wasikiliti sa Zambezi Lawrence Sampofu ubonisize tabo yahae kasamulaho azibahazo yakuli sapili isamba naha ilukuluha lizazi la tukuluho lika tabelelwa mwasikiliti la 21 Lyatamanyi.
Artisans needed in the field of green energy
Higher education minister Itah Kandjii-Murangi has emphasised the need for higher education institutions to offer priority courses beyond level 3 to produce artisans to drive green energy development in Namibia.
Mapokola basaba kekezo yakuzuma bakeñisa linanga
Mapokola banaha Angola baelelize mapokola banaha Namibia kuli kuzuma isi kamulao kukaswana kwaekezeha, bakeñisa kutokwa kutulo yende kulatelela kusanela kwapula mwasikiliti sa Zambezi.
Zambezi ready to host Independence Day
Zambezi governor Lawrence Sampofu has expressed excitement following the official announcement that the region will for the first time ever host the Independence Day celebrations on 21 March.
Police fear drought could fuel poaching
The Angolan police have warned their Namibian counterparts that the poaching of protected wildlife could increase, caused by crop losses in the Zambezi region due to a lack of rainfall for nearly a month.
Zambezi police applaud residents for good behaviour during Geingob burial
Zambezi police chief Andreas Shilelo has commended the residents of the region for displaying respectful and polite behaviour during the burial procession of president Hage Geingob.
Bwabwata communities divided over regional borders
The Khwe community living within the Bwabwata National Park bordering the Kavango East and Zambezi regions are divided over regional demarcation.
Zambezi records 7 264 malaria cases
KATIMA MULILO - Malaria continues to be a grave health concern in the Zambezi region with a whooping 7 264 positive cases reported from the first week of 2023 to the third week of 2024.