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When a menu makes apartheid a joke

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STALLED: The Neckartal Dam, located about 40 km north-west of Keetmanshoop in the u01C1Kharas region. PHOTO: FILE

Land shortage stalls Neckartal irrigation plans

1 Month Ago

In Namibia, rangeland degradation is evident across different landscapes and takes various forms. Photo Pexels

The rangelands are under pressure

2 Month Ago

BOOST: Late rains bring relief, but drought risks remain. Photo: KNOWLEDGE HUB

Grazing conditions improve across Namibia

3 Month Ago

Despite challenges emanating from climatic events, limited knowledge, technologies, and market complexities, the beef industry and farmers in general continue to display notable resilience. Photo: FILE

Namibia’s beef industry adapts to global pressures

3 Month Ago

Photo: Piyaset/Shutterstock via UNCCDrn

Namibia seeks N$570m to unlock multibillion-dollar climate plan

4 Month Ago

EXPAND: Informal settlements in Windhoek continue to expand as the City implements a large-scale process aimed at improving access to land and basic services for residents. PHOTO: FILE

Windhoek moves to formalise informal areas and improve services

5 Month Ago

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Graduates should be job creators, not seekers

5 Month Ago

DIRT: Rubbish along a road in Gobabis as landfill sites expand beyond allocated areas. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Residents warn that Gobabis rubbish problem worsening

7 Month Ago

Environment minister Indileni Daniel.

Curbing illegal sand and gravel mining

7 Month Ago

DESIST: Namibians are urged to cease illegal mining activities and fully comply with existing environmental laws. Photo: FILE

Ministry warns against illegal sand and gravel mining

7 Month Ago

BIG RISKS: Ocean Conservation Namibia’s Damian Schreiber and researcher Arariky Shikongo highlight ecological risks and innovative pathways for sustainable aquaculture development. Photo: Christa Nekwaya

Experts raise concerns over large-scale aquaculture in Namibia’s marine ecosystems

11 Month Ago

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