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SECOND LIFE: Eenhana Environmental Working Group members showcase crafts made from discarded materials. Photos: Loise Shiimi

Eenhana youth transform waste into art

1 Month Ago

James Bruton and his version of the At-At walker from Star Wars. Photo: James Bruton

Can robots ever be graceful?

7 Month Ago

PHOTO: Saindur Enviro / UNSPLASH

Namibia moves closer to banning some plastic products

7 Month Ago

Hydrogen is increasingly seen as key to decarbonising shipping. Photo porttechnology.org

Hydrogen technology advances

8 Month Ago

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Derick Briers, from actuarial science to innovative inTouch leader

1 Year Ago

CONCERN: Plastic pollution in Namibia. Photo: Conservation Namibia

Govt to intensify crackdown on plastic pollution

1 Year Ago

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

Namibia eyes expansion of plastic ban

1 Year Ago

PERMIT NEEDED: The use of drones in Namibia’s national Parks are not allowed without a permit. This photo is for illustration only. Photo: Namibian Drone Academy

Ministry concerned over disregard for national park rules

1 Year Ago

DONATED: The donated bags of rice from the Peoples Republic of China to Namibia.

OPM rubbishes alleged Mbumba link to Chinese rice donation

1 Year Ago

Wilro Dippenaar en Carolyn Swan met die prysuitdeling van die nasionale Rally Raid Off Road North-kampioenskap. Foto Verskaf

Wilro maak geskiedenis

1 Year Ago

Wilro Dippenaar en Carolyn Swan met die prysuitdeling van die nasionale Rally Raid Off Road North-kampioenskap. Foto verskaf

Wilro maak geskiedenis

1 Year Ago

INVEST IN THE FUTURE: Restoring the world's degraded land and holding back its deserts will require at least US$2.6 trillion in investment. Photo Unsplash/Lazarus Marson

UN calls for US$2.6 trillion investment to reverse land degradation

1 Year Ago

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