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Victor Maengahama: Photo: Contributed

Safeguarding Namibia’s Desert Phantom

7 Month Ago

Roland Dieler (SURE Auditor), Gero von der Wense (MD Organic Energy Solutions), Aune Nantinda (O&L Quality Compliance Manager), Jackson Hamutenya (N-Big Senior Technical Officer), Jan Pane (Consultant Certconsulting).

Top biomass award for O&L subsidiary

1 Year Ago

Harry Fowler at the competition. PHOTO: Contributed

Young Namibian poet wins UNDF award

1 Year Ago

SERIOUS CONCERN: Illegal mining has been observed by tour operators and residents in Dorob National Park, with concerns raised that authorities are doing little to stem the activity. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Illegal mining continues in Dorob despite fines and objections, observers say

1 Year Ago

INVASIVE DESTRUCTION: Prof. Brian van Wilgen, one of the authors of a new book on the ecology and management of one of Africa’s most destructive weeds. Photo: Jano Barnard

Scientists tackle one of Africa’s most destructive invasive trees

1 Year Ago

Packed Charcoal

Green Charcoal Namibia focused on sustainable production

2 Year Ago

FLTR are Acacia Composites' Operational Manager Matthias Fechter and Director Heinrich Unland during the official opening of the factory in Windhoek. Photos Francoise Steynberg

Milestone for Acacia Composites

2 Year Ago

FLTR are Acacia Composites' Operational Manager Matthias Fechter and Director Heinrich Unland during the official opening of the factory in Windhoek. Photos Francoise Steynberg

Milestone for Acacia Composites

2 Year Ago

Plant a tree

Plant more trees, Shifeta urges

3 Year Ago

BLACK GOLD: GCN this week inaugurated a charcoal factory in Arandis.
Photo for illustration purposes only.
Photo: fsc.org

GCN charcoal factory opens in Arandis

3 Year Ago

Warmer temperatures under climate change are expected to further drive the expansion of invasive species. Photo Unsplash/Geonadir

Invasive species costs global economy billions

3 Year Ago

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It can help detect breast cancer, but can it improve survival rates?

3 Year Ago

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