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FOR FREE: Volunteers at the Ombika Solid Waste Recycling Centre. PHOTO: Aurelia Afrikaner

Ombika volunteers have worked without pay for years

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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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2025 - 2026 CABINET SCORECARD

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SUSTAINABLE: Trophy hunting is key to conservation and community livelihoods, minister Indileni Daniel says. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Strong stance against anti-hunting lobbies

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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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Tourism minister Indileni Daniel. Photo: Leena Ndakevondjo

Minister calls for stronger regulation of camping industry

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CONCESSION GAPS: Operators help conservancies run lodges and camps, generate jobs and invest in jobs and social projects. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Operators vital to Namibia’s conservancy projects, minister says

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Environment, tourism minister cracks down on overtime

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SCOLDING: Environment and tourism minister, Indileni Daniel. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

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PROGRESS REPORT: Environment and tourism ministry staff members attend the annual staff address. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Tourism budget spending only at 45%

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Environment minister Indileni Daniel.

Curbing illegal sand and gravel mining

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2024 tourist arrivals soar toward full recovery

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