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Minister of Agriculture Inge Zaamwani and Deputy Minister Ruthy Masake listen attentively as farmers share concerns about challenges such as water and pests.

Agriculture ministry highlights community initiatives in Zambezi

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Namibia tightens import controls on key vegetables for August

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NAB CEO, Dr. Fidelis MWazi, highlighted Namibia’s digital agriculture vision at the Commonwealth Business Summit 2025. PHOTO NAB LinkedIn

NAB pushes for digital infrastructure to transform agriculture

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Fiona Anderson, Agra Provision manager, urges farmers to develop business skills to turn agricultural passion into sustainable livelihoods. PHOTO Jacques du Toit

Farming needs business skills, not just passion — AgraProvision

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The way forward for Namibia’s crop farming is irrigation and developing the value chain, says NAB CEO, Fidelis Mwazi. PHOTO Jacques du Toit

Crop sector must focus beyond market access; irrigation essential

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Pictured FLTR at the sponsorship announcement are Arnold Klein (Agra); JG van Graan (Nedbank Namibia); Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform Inge Zaamwani; Dr Fidelis Mwazi (Namibian Agronomic Board); Martha Murorua (Nedbank Namibia); and Fiona Anderson (Agra ProVision). PHOTO Jacques du Toit

Nedbank serious about agri-sector, low GDP contribution unimportant

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GROWTH: The Namibian Agronomic Board met citrus industry stakeholders to discuss growing the sector in Namibia. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Citrus third most consumed fruit in Namibia

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Henk SaiSai, Crop & Poultry Technical Advisor at Agribank

Hanks Saisai: Cultivating growth in Namibia’s agricultural sector

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Namibian fruits are showcased at Macfrut, Italy’s premier Fruit and Vegetable Expo. Photos Facebook/Embassy of Namibia in France

Namibian fruits showcased in Italy (Agri Monitor)

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White maize farmers in Namibia recently received training to boost crop production. Photo: FILE

Training to boost grain production in Namibia (AGRIMONITOR)

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Namibia has the opportunity to shift from being a banana importer to a self-sustaining producer. Photo contributed

Namibia’s growing demand for bananas (Agri Monitor)

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Namibia imports 96% of the fruits consumed. Photo FILE

Namibia ideal for fruit production

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