Cattle sales fall to lowest level in nearly two decades

[Windhoek Observer - Namibia] - 2/02/2026

Chamwe Kaira Cattle marketing in Namibia fell to 192 300 head in 2025, the lowest level recorded since 2006, according to the Namibia Agriculture Union (NAU). The union said the decline does not signal weakness in the livestock sector but reflects decisions taken by producers in response to (…)

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