search

Retail Special
Exam Results
Whatsapp
Login

×

Retail Special
Exam Results
Whatsapp
Competitions
Digital Newspaper
Services
Publications
- The Zone
- Careers
- Market Watch
- Sportwrap
- Focus
- Events
Local News
Politics
Health
Events
Subscription
Competitions

advanced search

Alexander Oelofse, Jaco Muller, and Anette Oelofse from HoRN.nam in Uzbekistan at CITES COP20. Photo: CONTRIBUTED

CITES votes no to Namibia’s ivory, rhino horn trade proposal

2 Week Ago

SKETCH 1: Sketches of the four attackers were shared by EHRA. If anyone recognises them, they should inform the nearest police station. IMAGE: CONTRIBUTED

Tourists robbed at EHRA campsite

4 Week Ago

The Sanctuary at Wilderness Mombo in Botswana. Photo Wilderness

Wilderness Botswana launches The Sanctuary at Mombo

1 Month Ago

Credit:Prashanti Aswan

People are using AI to talk to God

1 Month Ago

THE PRESIDENT'S KEEPER: Captain Rachel Tuyoleni. Photo: State House

A quiet woman who got the President’s back

1 Month Ago

THE PRESIDENT'S KEEPER: Captain Rachel Tuyoleni. Photo: State House

The woman behind Namibia’s power

1 Month Ago

WHY DOUBLE STANDARDS: The Omusati elephant killing has drawn political and public scrutiny. Photo: Scientific America

Minister questioned over double standards on handling elephant

2 Month Ago

The minister of Environment, Forestry and Tourism (MEFT) Indileni Daniel. Photo: Contributed.

Ministry says put down elephant posed danger to residents

2 Month Ago

Photo for illustrative purposes/Pixabay

Cran: ICT contributes 2.5% to Namibia's GDP

2 Month Ago

GUNNED DOWN: One of the elephants believed to have escaped the fire at Etosha was put down by environment officers last week. Photo: Contributed.

Tourism officers put down roaming elephant in Omusati

2 Month Ago

Koos Reyneke also photographed the battered lion with an injured paw.

Ministry says there’s no concern about grazing in Etosha

2 Month Ago

RESPONSE: Namibia wants to sell over 44 000 kg of ivory from government stockpiles, but CITES officials caution that the plan may provide cover for illegal trade. Photo: FILE

CITES raises concerns over Namibia’s ivory trade proposal

3 Month Ago

Advertisements

Today's Newspaper

Before 10:00, only for subscribers

Copyright © | Network Media Hub | Intouch Interactive Marketing | My Namibia

Contact Us

Login

Register Here | Forgot Password

Continue With MyNa

Credentials are incorrect, please try again!