Free water divide leaves Hardap farmers high and dry
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 8/10/2025
Communal farmers in the Hardap region face financial strain as some are receiving free water while others must pay NamWater, raising concerns over fairness and government support. The farmers have expressed their disappointment with the department of rural water supply under the Ministry of (…)
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