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DESIST: Namibians are urged to cease illegal mining activities and fully comply with existing environmental laws. Photo: FILE

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Ministry warns against illegal sand and gravel mining

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CLIMATE ACTION: EIF spokesperson Romeo Muyunda. Photo: EIF

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EIF puts millions behind youth and women to lead climate action

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The original public notice stating what the Sossuvlei Shittle Service Concession entails. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

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Ministry insists self-drive access at Sossusvlei remains open

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DESIST: Namibians are urged to cease illegal mining activities and fully comply with existing environmental laws. Photo: FILE

Ministry warns against illegal sand and gravel mining

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CLIMATE ACTION: EIF spokesperson Romeo Muyunda. Photo: EIF

EIF puts millions behind youth and women to lead climate action

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The original public notice stating what the Sossuvlei Shittle Service Concession entails. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Ministry insists self-drive access at Sossusvlei remains open

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A CLEAN COUNTRY: Keep Namibia clean this festive season. PHOTO: FILE

Environmental awareness campaign kicks off

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REOPENED: Doing the official opening are, from left to right:Lee Tindall (ProNamib Trust), Eunice Smith (UNESCO), Viktoria Keding (NaDEET executive director),Tuwilika Shihepo (NaDEET Urban Centre,) Chris Eixab (Erongo education inspectorate) and Gernot Piepmeyer (Namibia National Commission Secretary General). Photo: Adam Hartman

NaDEET reopens urban sustainability centre in Swakop

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Namibia is home to roughly 1 500 to 2 000 of the planet’s remaining 7 500 wild cheetahs. Photo: CCF

Race to save cheetahs accelerates

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