SA, Namibia consider separate sheep and cattle import protocols

South African and Namibian livestock industry bodies have agreed that sheep and cattle imports should be managed under separate protocols, reflecting differences in their foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) risk profiles, following an outbreak confirmed in Namibia’s Karas Region in September 2026.

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