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FRAGILE SYSTEMS: Ecological energy has declined by more than one-third, largely due to the decline of large-bodied species such as elephants, rhinos, and lions that once shaped and sustained the continent’s ecosystems. PHOTO: ELLANIE SMIT

Africa’s wildlife has lost a third of its ecological power

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Roland Dieler (SURE Auditor), Gero von der Wense (MD Organic Energy Solutions), Aune Nantinda (O&L Quality Compliance Manager), Jackson Hamutenya (N-Big Senior Technical Officer), Jan Pane (Consultant Certconsulting).

Top biomass award for O&L subsidiary

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A map detailing Namibia's oil blocks.

Pancontinental maps Saturn complex

4 Day Ago

Learners from Keetmanshoop Secondary School and their agriculture and biology teacher

Nedbank’s Go Green Fund cultivates hope

4 Day Ago

PROTECT: Youth restore barriers to protect Cape Cross lichen fields. Photo: WWF Namibia

Namibia acts to save fragile Skeleton Coast lichen fields

4 Day Ago

Inge Zaamwani, Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Land Reform. Photo Jacques du Toit

Farmers at the centre of Namibia’s economic strategy

6 Day Ago

The location of the proposed extension of Walvis Bay Salt Works.

Namibia’s largest salt producer eyes 12% growth

1 Week Ago

editorial

Editorial: Mining, conservancies need co-existence, not conflict

4 Week Ago

UNCONTAINED: The wildfire that spread through Etosha National Park. Photo: Contributed.

Charcoal association says its members have maintained a clean record

1 Month Ago

SALMON: Clement Kaukuetu, African Aquaculture Company’s country director, addresses delegates at the IUM Sustainable Fisheries Seminar in Walvis Bay. Photo: Christa Nekway

Namibia gears up for salmon farming project

1 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

1 Month Ago

The Skorpion Zinc sulphuric acid plant. Photo: Contributed.

Vedanta to restart Skorpion Zinc acid plant within next 6 months

1 Month Ago

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