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FAO, Japan supports farming households (Agri Monitor)

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TIES THAT BIND: Zhao Weiping is the Chinese Ambassador to Namibia

China and Namibia: Writing a new chapter after 35 years of partnership OPINION

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Martin Musese in his garden at Klein Musese. PHOTO FAO

Klein Musese, a beacon of hope

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Crop fields at Olushandja in the Omusati Region. Photos FAO

Empowering farmers to enhance food security, productivity

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Women and mothers from the Kavango West region have been supported with a range of interventions to cope with the challenging impacts of the drought. Photo FAO Namibia

Building resilience for women amid the drought crisis

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Global wheat and maize prices continued to increase in October. Photo: FILE

Maize price trends continue in southern Africa

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FAO representative in Namibia, Dr Qingyun Diao watering a tree that was planted. PHOTO FAO

FAO's green initiative boosts food security in Eenhana

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IMPACTS: La Niña is expected to bring weather extremes with severe consequences for food security for millions of people. Photo: FAO

Urgent global action needed to address impacts of La Niña

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Food insecurity to increase by 19%

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TOUGH TIMES: Food insecurity is on the rise in Namibia. Photo: File

Food insecurity to increase by 19%

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NEW: The Namibian fishing sector has launched Africa's first Ocean Cluster. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Namibian fishing sector launches Africa's first Ocean Cluster

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Global food price increase ends a three-month decline

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