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The pigs enjoy a generous helping of Spekboom.

A farmstead called Dit-n-Dat

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SUPPORT: Representatives of the KFW, ministries of finance and agriculture and German government this week signed a loan agreement aimed at improving Namibia's water infrastructure.

Namibia secures N$1.5 billion German loan to combat water scarcity

3 Weke Gelede

The Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform, Inge Zaamwani PHOTO Jacques du Toit

AfDB doubles Namibia’s water security budget, major boost to livestock farmers

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Parts for the new Diaz Wind Farm arrived in Luderitz harbour in January this year.Photo innovent.fr

Progress at Diaz Wind

1 Maand Gelede

Africas youngest MP, Fenny Tutjavi

Namibia's youngest MP aims to make her mark

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Photos Pixabay

Food is medicine

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Deputy minister Ruth Masake with the spraying team in the Zambezi region.

Locust outbreak in Zambezi monitored (Agri Monitor)

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Despite African governments contributing approximately 40% of the current U$80 billion annual investment, a significant funding gap remains when it comes to infrastructure. Photo Pexels / Dimitry Mak

U$170 billion a year needed to meet Africa’s infrastructure needs

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Ali se Ark (Deel 2)

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Namibia has remarkably improved road quality, safety and accessibility. All photos contributed

Namibia continues to boast the best roads in Africa

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The port of Walvis Bay port is a crucial asset, serving as a key transit point not only for Namibian exports but also for goods travelling to and from Zambia, the Democratic Republic of Congo and Angola. Photo Pexels / Hormel Media

Namibia’s transport and logistics sector in a nutshell

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Photo TransNamib

Keeping Namibia on track

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