File:Home Gardens in northern Namibia.jpg
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Planting and nurturing spinach in a home garden
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Afrikaans: Die opbeurende toneel van inwoners van 'n dorpie in die Omusati-streek van Namibië wat bymekaar kom om bome en groente, waaronder mango's en spinasie, in hul tuine te plant. Spinasie, bekend vir sy ryk voedingsinhoud, verskaf noodsaaklike vitamiene en minerale, wat bydra tot algehele gesondheid en welstand.
English: The image captures a heartwarming scene of people in a village in the Omusati region in Namibia coming together to plant trees, including mangoes and spinach, in their home gardens. Spinach, known for its rich nutritional content, provides essential vitamins and minerals, contributing to overall health and well-being. |
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