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A Lumpy Skin Disease outbreak is suspected to be linked to unusual giraffe mortalities across central Namibia following heavy rains and increased insect activity last year.

Lumpy Skin Disease suspected to be behind giraffe deaths

1 Month Ago

DISRUPTION: Broken laundry equipment at Waterberg Resort reportedly affected daily operations, staff productivity and guest service delivery. Photo: Contributedu00A0

NWR staff wash linen by hand amid repair delays

1 Month Ago

NUCLEAR INTERVENTION: The Rhisotope Project is using low-level radioactive isotopes to make rhino horns traceable at border checkpoints. Photo: WITS UNIVERSITY

Going nuclear to save the rhino

10 Month Ago

Just on the few farms north of Okahandja, an estimated 20 to 25 giraffes have been found dead. Photo Pexels

Concern rises over giraffe deaths

1 Year Ago

TAPS RUN DRY: Halali Resort has been without water and power. Photo: NWR

Still no fuel at NWR resorts

1 Year Ago

GOOD AND UGLY: Windhoek has had heavy thunderstorms for the past two days, casing two deaths. Photo Facebook/Rain in Namibia/Jacques Solomons

Two men drown after heavy Windhoek rainstorms

1 Year Ago

HOPEFUL OUTLOOK: Chances of rain look promising south-west of Grootfontein, especially after the weather office predicted scattered, heavy showers in the northern parts of the country for today. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Heavy rain showers predicted for the north

1 Year Ago

Vreugde heers op die plaas Erindi nadat 33 mm oor twee dae ontvang het. Foto verskaf

Rainy weekend brings joy

1 Year Ago

RAIN: Joy at farm Erindi farm after 33 mm was recorded over two days this past weekend. Photo: FILE

Rainy weekend brings joy

1 Year Ago

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RAIN ON THE HORIZON FOR INTERIOR

1 Year Ago

PHOTO: Dirk Potgieter ON FARM SUKSES

RAIN ON THE HORIZON FOR INTERIOR

1 Year Ago

EXHIBITION: Ehi/Land/Sand Rites/Rights is a monumental 3x6m mobile installation. The exhibition opens on Thursday, 31 October.

Ehi/Land/Sand Rites/Rights: A Mesmerizing Exhibition at the Franco-Namibian Cultural Centre Celebrating Namibian Heritage

1 Year Ago

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