Namibia to open borders for maize imports in December

November 12, 2026

Namibia recorded an estimated 114 000-metric ton maize harvest in 2026, one of the largest on record. However, the country will still need to import maize to meet domestic demand, highlighting its continued reliance on imports despite improved local production, even if borders will only open in December this year. Future Media News spoke to Loide Uahengo, the Manager for Agronomic Development at the Agronomic Board.

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