Windhoek — THE Ministry of Agriculture and Forestry has translated the Forestry
Policy and Forest Act into seven indigenous languages to ensure that
it is understood by as many people as possible.
Deputy Minister Paul Smit launched the Oshindonga, Otjiherero, Silozi
and Afrikaans versions of the two documents in Windhoek last week.
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