Staff Reporter NAMIBIAN livestock farmers who were recently given permission to continue grazing their animals in Angola were today informed that they are prohibited from going beyond 60 kilometres from the common border. Those who have cattle posts farther than the stipulated distance are ordered to relocate as soon as possible. This announcement was made...
WINDHOEK: The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has praised the Angolan government for permitting Namibian farmers to graze their livestock on its soil. She said during a joint meeting with the Angolan External Relations Minister, Tete Antonio, at Helao Nafidi on Friday that the gesture demonstrates the existing...
Maria David LIVESTOCK farmers from Namibia have been granted permission to allow their animals to graze in Angola, but they are reminded to adhere to the regulations in place in the neighbouring country. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of International Relations and Cooperation, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, conveyed this information during a meeting with farmers on Friday...
Ongwediva — Desperate farmers who are unable to afford feed, particularly those who live on the outskirts of towns in northern Namibia, are now depending on dumpsites. Farmers from the villages have started to take their livestock to the nearest dumpsites to feed them cardboards and any other materials to prevent the animals from succumbing...