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FMD restrictions lifted north of redline (opens the original)
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AGRICULTURE FMD restrictions lifted north of redline Shutdown sparks legal, economic questions With immediate effect, restrictions on the movement of cloven-hoofed animals north of the redline have been lifted. Francoise Steynberg 4 Hours Ago - 2026-09-28 00:05:00 The government has lifted restrictions on the movement of cloven-hoofed animals and their products in areas north of the veterinary cordon fence, after preliminary tracing and live... If you are an active subscriber and the article is
FMD crackdown nets first arrests (opens the original)
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AGRICULTURE FMD crackdown nets first arrests Shutdown sparks legal, economic questions The slaughter of cloven-hoofed animals at export and local abattoirs, informal markets and social events has also been suspended. Francoise Steynberg 4 Hours Ago - 2026-09-28 00:05:00 Three men have been arrested in the ||Kharas Region after allegedly being found in possession of sheep carcasses during stop-and-search operations at roadblocks set up as part of N... If you are an active subscriber and the artic
France’s trophy import ban slammed (opens the original)
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The Namibian Chamber of Environment (NCE) has criticised France’s planned restrictions on the import of hunting trophies from certain animal species. NCE executive director Dr Chris Brown has accused the French government of failing to consult with the governments of various African countries and various environmental and conservation organisations prior to making this decision. NCE warned that "if hunting income is removed, tourism on its own will not be enough to incentivise a wildlife-based e
Goat exporter calls it quits after 54 years (opens the original)
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After 54 years of exporting goats to South Africa, the André Rossouw Trust (ART) of Maltahöhe has called time on its operations, citing rising costs and growing difficulties in getting livestock cleared for export. “Everything has a beginning and an end. It’s just a shame the government is making it difficult. I’m sad, but relieved so that my children don’t have to struggle,” André Rossouw told Republikein. Rossouw’s father established the business 71 years ago, while Rossouw’s three children ar
Rhino poachers leave bloody trail through Kunene (opens the original)
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A total of 18 rhinos have been killed for their horns in Namibia this year, including 13 in protected areas and five on commercial farms. Eleven white rhinos and five black rhinos were poached, while the other two were of unknown species, environment, forestry and tourism ministry spokesperson Vilho Hangula confirmed to Namibian Sun's sister publication Republikein this week. The latest two incidents occurred in the Kunene region. According to the Namibian Police crime report, a man who was woun
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