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UNHEALTHY: Police in Oshana region arrested fishermen for illegal catfish fishing at Oshakati. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

llegal fishing lands three in trouble with the law at Oshakati

1 Week Ago

A concerned group requested the immediate institution of a forensic audit into the financial management of the Lüderitz Town Council covering the period 2014 to 2024. Photo Otis Daniels

Residents call for land audit at Lüderitz

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Rubbish in the dunes. PHOTO: CHRISTA NEKWAYA

Walvis Bay drowns in filth and neglect

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JPG. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has dismissed agriculture minister Mac Hengari PHOTO: MICT

‘Fired’ on Wednesday, attends Sona on Thursday

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Stop illegal canal connections, vandalism, NamWater pleads

3 Month Ago

PROTECT: Fisheries reserves are integrated into conservancies in order to manage them more efficiently. Photo: NACSO/WWF

River reserves allow communities to protect crucial resources

3 Month Ago

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PERFORMANCE OF NAMIBIAN CABINET MEMBERS 2024-2025

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LIMITED... The Salt Company at Swakopmund is a recreational paradise – but limited to company terms and conditions that will ensure the protection of the company’s property and the nature conservation in it. Photo: Adam Hartman

Swakop Salt Company limits access to its property

3 Month Ago

COLLABORATION: German ambassador Thorsten Hutter, EU ambassador Ana Beatriz Martins and Erongo governor Neville Itope. Photo Leandrea Mouers

Blue Benguela current action launched

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PROTECT: The trafficking of rare and endemic species of plants is increasing rapidly. Photo: CONSERVATION NAMIBIA

Plant trafficking on the rise, report warns

3 Month Ago

WHOSE FISH...? One of the photos distributed on social media of a vessel filled with fish suspected of having been illegally caught in Namibian waters. Photo: Contributed

Ministry dismisses illegal fishing reports at Namibia-Angola border

3 Month Ago

SUSPICIOUS... A screen grab of one of the videos on social media about hundreds of fish allegedly caught along the central coast. While the incident cannot be verified, it has sparked concern about local conservation and law enforcement.

Anglers slapped with N$63 000 in fines

4 Month Ago

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