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575 wild animals from Etosha have been successfully translocated to conservation areas across the country. Photo Rino Adamo

575 animals boost Namibia's conservation

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WEEKENDER'S ROAST: The burden of being called Noa, even without an h

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DESTRUCTION: Elephant herds have destroyed crops and fences. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Omusati farmers reel from 'heartbreaking' elephant raids

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Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare. Photo: MEFT

Namibia secures N$1.1 billion conservation funding deal

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BIG LOSSES: Farmers in Kamanjab say repeated elephant damage to fences and infrastructure is threatening their livelihoods. Photo: Danie Robbertsernrn

Kamanjab farmers demand action on elephant conflict

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DESTRUCTION: Elephants damage crop fields in Mashare, leaving farmers with heavy losses. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Elephants devastate crop fields in Mashare

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GUARDIANS: In 2025, 41 rhinos were poached in Namibia. Photo: FILE

Human-wildlife conflict claims 10 lives in 2025

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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

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

Hunting outperforms tourism in conservancy earnings

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Farmers feel abandoned as elephants ravage crops

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