Zambezi farmers urged to plough despite locust outbreak
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 3/11/2025
Farmers in the Zambezi region have been encouraged to continue preparing their fields for the ploughing season, despite a fresh outbreak of African migratory locusts in several parts of the region. Former Kabbe constituency councillor Raphael Mbala yesterday urged farmers not to lose hope, (…)
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