Established in 1977, Musese is one of Namibia’s oldest green schemes.
According to WOAH, H5N1 is affecting poultry and wild birds across multiple African countries, with Mozambique reporting a novel low‑pathogenic variant.
Namibian Agricultural Union provides that herd rebuilding is a necessary cycle after years of drought-induced offloading.
Despite not being native to Namibia, salmon is seen as a lucrative option thanks to global demand, which has tripled since 1980.