Feature: Namibian farmers tune into radio for climate resilience amid changing weather patterns


WINDHOEK, Feb. 14 (Xinhua) -- Climate change has brought unpredictable weather patterns to many parts of Namibia, leaving farmers struggling to produce enough yields. For Selma Andreas, a resident of a remote village in the Oshana region in northern Namibia, radio has become an essential tool in navigating her agricultural activities and livelihoods.

"Radio has been my hope for a way out," the 47-year-old said Friday.

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