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A Hausa Fulani farmer and his son work at a farm in the outskirts of Sokoto, Sokoto State, Nigeria on April 22, 2019. - Massive expansion of farming in Nigeria has cut access to grazing land for nomadic herders and fuelled persistent violence.

The agricultural fixes Africa needs

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Let there be light, says minister

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OM SEED Kunene Region first place winner Joseph Edison Nauiseb, founder of JNZ Trading Enterprises.

OM SEED wraps up with Kunene’s top innovators

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Namibia, Tanzania and Malawi are advancing rare earth projects. Photo Pexels/Garba Bakura

Africa’s rare mineral moment: Can the continent seize it?

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The Economic Association of Namibia hosts the Namibia Oil and Gas conference from 12 to 15 August.

The case for natural gas in Namibia

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From traffic and electricity to public safety and waste removal, smart technologies aim to make life smoother, greener and more connected. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pixabay

Smart cities start with people, not technology

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John Julius //Khamuseb, Governor of Otjozondjupa Region. Photo contributed

Over N$34 million invested in Otjozondjupa electrification transformation

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This photo from 2023 shows China's first commercial Small Modular (Nuclear) Reactor known as the Linglong One. Photo Xinhua

Grid stability slows solar development

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Rising demand for water in Egypt and from upstream users of the Nile’s water means the river is no longer enough. Photo Pexels / Cristian Bagnarello

Egypt needs more drinkable water: How windy coastal resorts could help

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Namibia's latest wheeling framework will support the further operationalisation of the modified single buyer (MSB) market. File photo

MSB wheeling framework awaits minister’s approval

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South Africa’s minister of agriculture and leader of the Democratic Alliance party, John Steenhuisen. Photo Wikipedia

US tariffs on SA exports raise alarm across agriculture sector

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Rössing Uranium is keen to extend its mining operations by developing its Z20 resource. An employee of the mine is seen in this illustration picture. PHOTO Creation Agency

Proposed Z20 mining to extend Rössing operations

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