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In 1995 Namibia had an elephant population of 7 000 and today 24 000 roam the country.

Namibian Documentary Explores Conservation Success Amid Global Biodiversity Crisis

2 Week Ago

Winners of the Grassroots Owen-Smith Conservation Awards (GOSCARS) with the tourism minister Indileni Daniel. Photo GAIL THOMSON

Winners of the GOSCARS praised (AGRIMONITOR)

1 Month Ago

All photos from noblecorp.com

More good oil found

1 Month Ago

All photos from noblecorp.com

More good oil found

1 Month Ago

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Windhoek Gymnasium unveils brand-new rugby turf

2 Month Ago

The Noble Ventures drill-ship seen off the Namibian coast late last year. Rhino Resources awaits results from two high-impact wells that the drill-ship drilled in PEL 85. Photo Shoopala Angombe

Offshore Drilling Plans

2 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

3 Month Ago

Die Amerikaanse regering het alle fondse vir biodiversiteitsbewaring gevries wat 'n impak op die beskerming van Namibië se sleutelwildspesies het. Foto Save the Rhino Trust Namibia

Namibia's wildlife faces threats amid US funding freeze

3 Month Ago

Namibia's hopes of becoming an oil producer received a boost this week following the discovery of a hydrocarbon-bearing formation in its Sagittarius-1X. Photo Bloomberg

Rhino Resources’ Sagittarius-1X well hits hydrocarbons

3 Month Ago

All Namibians ought to share in its mineral resources, opines Timoteus Mashuna.

Debunking the theatrics against tin mining in Kunene

3 Month Ago

PROTECT: An aerial surveillance project was undertaken in the Kunene Region to protect wildlife from poachers. Photos: ECOWINGS

Safeguarding Namibia's wildlife through aerial surveillance

4 Month Ago

PROTECT: An aerial surveillance project was undertaken in the Kunene Region to protect wildlife from poachers during the festive season. Photo: ECOWINGS

Safeguarding Namibia's wildlife through aerial surveillance

4 Month Ago

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