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Jolandie and Lucy. PHOTOS CONTRIBUTED

The holistic pet

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The Farmer's Footsteps

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The big itch

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Amanda Meyer busy cooking for her customers with a bright smile.

Meet Okahandja’s Black Pot Queen

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Harley Owners Namibia host charity motorcycle show with life-saving impact

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Drie skrywers gesels

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President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah recently attended the US- Africa Business Summit in a bid to sell Namibia as investor friendly. Photo Namibian Presidency

Namibia shines as Africa’s investment hotspot amid energy boom Namibia shines as Africa’s investment hotspot amid energy boom

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The pigs enjoy a generous helping of Spekboom.

A farmstead called Dit-n-Dat

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The BioBoundary Project by Wild Entrust Africa has been selected as the 2025 Wilderness Impact Challenge. Photo WILDERNESS.

BioBoundary Project winner of Wilderness Impact Challenge (AGRIMONITOR)

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Lead fragments have been found in vultures in Namibia. Photo VULTURES NAMIBIA

Lead found in vultures matters to hunting sector (AGRIMONITOR)

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Increased protection of prey species has been linked to improved lion survival and population growth, a new study has found. PHOTO FILE

Prey protection linked to lion survival in Africa, study reveals

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