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CLEAN-UP CALL: Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare addresses participants during the Clean-Up Namibia Campaign. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

President demands 'decent' toilets for all

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Ele-Collection, based in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, is one of three finalists of the Wilderness Impact Challenge. Photo: WILDERNESS

Finalists named in Wilderness Impact Challenge

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LIVELIHOODS: At least 1 000 people reportedly live at the landfill currently. Photo: Leandrea Mouers

Life at Walvis Bay's dumpsite

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PHOTO: Saindur Enviro / UNSPLASH

Namibia moves closer to banning some plastic products

7 Month Ago

Ras BK and Hendrik Schmidt lead clean-up campaigns. Photo: Contributed

Changing mindsets one clean-up at a time

1 Year Ago

CONCERN: Plastic pollution in Namibia. Photo: Conservation Namibia

Govt to intensify crackdown on plastic pollution

1 Year Ago

STOP POLLUTION: World Environment Day was commemorated under the theme 'Putting an End to Plastic Pollution' this year. Photo: GREEN PLANET HARMONY

N$90 million generated from environmental levies

1 Year Ago

BAN PLASTIC: Deputy Environmental Commissioner Dr Caroline Gaorus-Oas. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

Namibia eyes expansion of plastic ban

1 Year Ago

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

Blue Benguela current action launched

1 Year Ago

Qantas says it is facing interruptions to its flights from Australia to South Africa due to the re-entry of Space-X satellites over the south Indian ocean.

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More awards for ‘Cutting the Line’ documentary

1 Year Ago

Namib High School learners created a “Mother Earth” sculpture made from recycled materials to raise awareness about pollution and the environment. PHOTO CONTRIBUTED

Namib High School’s “Mother Earth” sculpture turns trash into powerful message

1 Year Ago

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