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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

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One of the gates destroyed on Robert Gomachab's farm. Photo contributed

Elephants wreak havoc on Khorixas farm

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TALK TO US: Members of the standing committee in discussion with !Nami-#nus constituency councillor Suzan Ndjaleka. Photo: Otis Daniels

//Kharas learners urged to make full use of local learning opportunities

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KHORIXAS CELEBRATES ELEPHANTS

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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

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WHITE ELEPHANT: The Eenhana Sports Field

Okapale kOmaudhano mEenhana naka pwe okutungwa -Hamutumwa

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FOR SALE: Namibia wants to sell 46 268 kg of its ivory stockpile. Photo: FILE

Namibia wants to sell 46 000 kg of its ivory stockpile

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Ruben Lambrechts. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

TRAVEL BLOGGER Ruben Lambrechts

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HELP AT HAND: Drought-affected communities received assistance in a myriad of ways, from government as well as international donors. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

N$1.8 billion drought relief programme ends

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AID: Drought-affected communities received food parcels supported by government and international donors. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

N$1.8 billion drought relief programme ends

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Foto Ehra/Christin Winter

Hardship and progress for elephant conservation, new report shows

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Bushblok helps maintain open landscapes for cheetahs and provides economic opportunities for Namibian communities. Photo: CCF

How cheeky cheetahs and clever biomass solutions go paw-in-paw

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