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PROTECT: Technical advisor Joseph Okori. Photo: Adam Hartman

Government acts on over-tourism threat

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In 1995 Namibia had an elephant population of 7 000 and today 24 000 roam the country.

Namibian Documentary Explores Conservation Success Amid Global Biodiversity Crisis

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KEYNOTE: Erongo governor Neville Andre delivering the keynote address at the conference.

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GRATFFUL: Environment forestry and tourism minister Indileni Daniel. Phoo1: FILE

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KEYNOTE: Erongo governor Neville Andre delivering the keynote address at the conference.

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Selective enforcement and bias are fatal to the rule of law

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