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NOT MAIN VILLAIN: Many factors, including historical overfishing, play a role in fish populations. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Seals alone not to blame for fish stock pressure – ministry

2 Week Ago

WASTED POTENTIAL: Thousands of seals are harvested for a single body part, while the rest is discarded. Photo contributed

Seals alone not to blame for fish stock pressure

3 Week Ago

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Chart of the Week

1 Month Ago

ACT NOW: NatMIRC deputy director Chris Bartholomae called for stricter measures to drive pilchard stock recovery. Photo: Adam Hartman

Sardine recovery untenable without strict measures

2 Month Ago

NO FREE RIDES: Fisheries minister Inge Zaamwani. Photo: FILE

Failing fishing right holders face the chop

3 Month Ago

From left:Rui Carmo (Ambassador of Portugal to Namibia), Foreign diplomat, Verna Sinimbo (Deputy Minister of trade and industrialistion), Ana Beatriz Martins (European Union Ambassador to Namibia) and Sikongo Haihambo (Executive Director of the ministry of trade and industrialisation). PHOTO PHILLIPUS JOSEF

EU lays out plan to double trade with Namibia

1 Year Ago

SUPPORT... The owners of the killed dog were supported by several protestors and pet-lovers at the first appearance of the suspects at the Swakopmund Magistrate’s Court. Photo Adam Hartman

Aalumentu oonakuyaka nokudhipaga ombwa yaantu ya pewa obooloha

1 Year Ago

UUKWAWO WANANKALI: Aahololimadhiladhilo naaholi yiinamwenyo oya ulike uukwawo wanankali wawo kooyene yaRagnir, pethimbo aafekelwa moshipotha shika ya holoka oshikando shotango mOmpangu yaMangestrata gwaShiwakopo. EFANO: Adam Hartman

Aalumentu oonakuyaka nokudhipaga ombwa yaantu ya pewa obooloha

1 Year Ago

TAKE ACTION: Fishing industry players claim the fisheries ministry is turning a blind eye when it comes to punishing vessels who exceed their catch limits.

Bycatch headache: Fishing industry hits back

1 Year Ago

TAKE ACTION: Fishing industry players claim the fisheries ministry is turning a blind eye when it comes to punishing vessels that exceed their bycatch limits. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Bycatch headache: Fishing industry hits back

1 Year Ago

CONCERN: The high volume of bycatch of certain species caught within the fishing industry is a threat to their sustainability. Photo: NAMPORT

Namibia at sea over high bycatch volumes

1 Year Ago

CONCERN: The high volume of bycatch of certain species caught within the fishing industry threatens their sustainability. Photo: NAMPORT

Namibia at sea over high bycatch volumes

1 Year Ago

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