Namibians should get ready for another devastating drought expected to hit Namibia in December, the height of the cropping season.
-Persistent drought in some areas of the Otjozondjupa, Kunene and Erongo Regions is forcing some farmers to consider selling their livestock.
-Namibia appears to be facing yet another drought with poor rainfall recorded in various parts of the country so far.
-Senior citizens at Okombahe in the Erongo Region continue to battle the effects of drought.
The prolonged drought and outbreaks of Foot and Mouth Disease has decreased the livestock population in the country.
Residents in villages and settlements affected by drought in the Erongo Region are calling on Government to continue with its drought relief scheme.
-With drought threatening the country's food security, the City of Windhoek is turning to aquaponics to feed its residents in need.
-The current flow of the Kuiseb River in the Namib Desert is getting stronger as it moves closer to Walvis Bay.
-Plans to establish a desalination plant to supply water to the coastal areas and central part of Namibia are
As drought intensifies in the western parts of Namibia which received little or no rainfall, communities there have been urged to start small-scale crop farming in their backyards.
