According to a statement released by the 25th annual Southern Africa Climate Outlook (SARCOF), the next few months which started in October 2021 promise good rainfall for the bulk of the SADC region.
Author: Staff Reporter (Staff Reporter )
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Letter – A reflection on 32 years of independence
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Opinion – Zambezi region on government target
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Editorial – Normalise playing football ASAP
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Know your civil servant – Public gets value for money from civil service
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Mother wants life for daughter’s killer
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KAZA food security project unveiled
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N$300m solar plant launched at Usakos
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Homeless man who sued police killed
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