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The love for taking care of animals runs through his veins. Photo Contributed

When livestock becomes a liability

6 Day Ago

Patrick Kauta

The legal, trade and compliance implications of Namibia’s FMD outbreak

1 Week Ago

DEATH: The ministry identified and killed 52 wildlife north of Etosha National Park over the past three years. Photo: FILE

Elephants top list of problem animals killed

3 Week Ago

Leuan van Kent Photo: Contributed

How smart tech is helping keep Namibia safe and welcoming

1 Month Ago

BATED BREATH: EU ambassador Ana Beatriz Martins says European health authorities are assessing Namibiau0027s FMD situation. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

N$400m meat shipment in troubled waters as EU mulls FMD

1 Month Ago

Ndivayele Ndeshihafela

Green Energy and Agri-Tech

1 Month Ago

Small-scale farmers in the far north are concerned after reports of an African buffalo sighting. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Elliot Connor

Buffalo sighting creates concern

4 Month Ago

SAD END: Two British nationals who died in a light aircraft crash near the Gobabeb Research Centre in the Namib Desert on Wednesday afternoon have been identified as Alan Martin Wilson (62) and Neil Thomas Oakman (63). Police said Wilson and Oakman, who were in the country to conduct research at Gobabeb, took off in a light aircraft at around 17:00 on Wednesday to search for animal tracking collars in the surrounding dunes. The wreckage of the aircraft was later discovered near the Gobabeb airstrip. Wilson and Oakman were found with fatal injuries and were declared dead at the scene. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

SAD END

7 Month Ago

Photo: Accidents in Namibia/Facebook

Two British nationals killed in plane crash

7 Month Ago

EMPTY POSTS: The agriculture ministry is under pressure. PHOTO: FILE

Thousands of unfilled posts strain ministry’s ambitious agriculture, fisheries and land reform plans

8 Month Ago

PLENTY BUT SCARCE: Land, which Namibia owns in abundancy, remains a hot political potato. PHOTO: FILE

Land reform: Think tank urges govt to put jobs above political gain

1 Year Ago

Clients can track their vehicles in real time via phone or desktop. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels/Ron Lach

Driven by passion

1 Year Ago

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