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ACHIEVEMENT: Communities must see tangible benefits from conservancies, environment minister Indileni Daniel says. Photo: NACSO/WWF

Namibia shows how communities can protect nature and boost livelihoods

6 Day Ago

MULTIPLE BENEFITS: Hunting brings in millions, protects wildlife and supports rural livelihoods. Photo: FILE

Hunting outperforms tourism in conservancy earnings

3 Week Ago

HOUSE IN RUINS: The destruction to the pensioneru0027s home by an elephant. Photo: Contributed

Elephant attack damages 74-year-old’s house in Okongwe

1 Month Ago

HEAVY BURDEN: The children of a single mother in Petrusfontein, in the Kunene region, face the daily task of helping her fetch clean water for their household. Photo: Phillipus Josef

Young shoulders, heavy burdens: Water struggles in Kunene

1 Month Ago

Photo for illustrative purposes only. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Farmers feel abandoned as elephants ravage crops

1 Month Ago

HOPEFUL TREND: Elephant poaching has declined from more than 100 in 2016, when it first spiked, to four last year. Photo: FILE

Elephant and rhino poaching declines

1 Month Ago

DELICATE SYSTEMS: Namibia’s hunting pause gives wildlife space to breed, recover and thrive. Photo: NAPHA

Namibia’s trophy hunting critical for wildlife populations

3 Month Ago

Elephants on the plain above the Ugab River, with the Brandberg in the background. Photo: Frank Steffen

Lack of an all-encompassing policy

3 Month Ago

SELLING NAMIBIA: Following the webinar, a comprehensive familiarisation (FAM) trip will be hosted in early 2026, with air connectivity supplied by SAA, giving selected agents firsthand experience of Namibia’s tourism offerings.

O&L, SAA combine forces to promote Namibia

3 Month Ago

FRAGILE SYSTEMS: Ecological energy has declined by more than one-third, largely due to the decline of large-bodied species such as elephants, rhinos, and lions that once shaped and sustained the continent’s ecosystems. PHOTO: ELLANIE SMIT

Africa’s wildlife has lost a third of its ecological power

4 Month Ago

The winner of the two-day MTB stage race Jaco Snyman. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Madisa Challenge 2025: Conquering the desert for a cause

5 Month Ago

ACCOUNTABILITY: Mbunza Traditional Authority leader Hompa Alfons Kaundu has taken aim at underperforming teachers. Photo: Phillipus Josef

‘A learner is not stupid unless the teacher is also stupid or lazy’

5 Month Ago

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