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The agriculture ministry has urged northern livestock farmers to sell some of their livestock to avoid losses due to the severe drought situation that has gripped the region. 

The harsh realities and dangers some residents of Walvis Bay are finding themselves in due to a lack of housing and land were once again highlighted when 13 families were left homeless by yet another shack fire in Tutaleni on Wednesday evening.

The Japanese Embassy through the Nippon Foundation donated 85 books to the International University of Management (IUM) yesterday. 

The Windhoek High Court will hear closing arguments in the trial of Ernst Josef Lichtenstrasser, who admitted to having shot and killed two senior executives of the NIMT institute in Arandis in April 2019.

The government is still without an asset register listing all fixed properties and vehicles, making it nearly impossible to determine the value of the total assets. 

All alone with a chitenge wrapped around her body while doing laundry on the banks of the Zambezi River, 20-year-old Queen Lilungwe shares her story as an African girl born and bred along that river.

Despite new international challenges, poor harvests, and the price shocks of 2022, many countries in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) saw improvements in their social inclusion policies and their structural policies.