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Alexander Oelofse, Jaco Muller, and Anette Oelofse from HoRN.nam in Uzbekistan at CITES COP20. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

CITES votes no to Namibia’s ivory, rhino horn trade proposal

1 Week Ago

DIPLOMACY: South Africa hosted the first G20 Summit on African soil this past weekend.

African businesses plot Trump-proof path

2 Week Ago

RESPONSE: Namibia wants to sell over 44 000 kg of ivory from government stockpiles, but CITES officials caution that the plan may provide cover for illegal trade. Photo: FILE

CITES raises concerns over Namibia’s ivory trade proposal

2 Month Ago

FOR SALE: Namibia wants to sell 46 268 kg of its ivory stockpile. Photo: FILE

Namibia wants to sell 46 000 kg of its ivory stockpile

4 Month Ago

The headquarters of the African Development Bank (AfDB) are pictured in Abidjan, Ivory Coast.

Mauritania's Tah elected president of AfDB

6 Month Ago

A man walks inside a branch of the South African drug retailer Clicks.

Company News in Brief

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Company News in Brief

7 Month Ago

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

Plant trafficking on the rise, report warns

9 Month Ago

BREAKING EGGS TO MAKE OMLETTE: Wildlife Vets Namibia recently dehorned rhinos at the Rhino Momma Project. Photo: Wildlife Vets Namibia

Dehorning rhinos a lesser evil

9 Month Ago

OUTLOOK: South Africa's expected growth rate has been boosted from 0.9% to 1.1% this year. PHOTO: REUTERS

IMF boosts SA's growth forecast

1 Year Ago

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Imalwa issues stern warning to wildlife criminals

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