More Namibians to need food aid

Prices trending well above average
South Africa's harvest is 10% below average, while Zambia's is a whopping 50% below average, resulting in tight regional maize market supply, the report read.
Jemima Beukes
  • 5 Month Ago - 2024-08-15 00:30:00
The demand for food aid is expected to increase significantly in Namibia, with over 30 million people in southern Africa projected to require assistance during the October to March
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