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DEATH: The ministry identified and killed 52 wildlife north of Etosha National Park over the past three years. Photo: FILE

Elephants top list of problem animals killed

3 Week Ago

ANSWERS: People affected by human-wildlife conflict camped outside Mahango Game Park, calling for progress on their offset claims. PHOTO: Contributed

Wildlife victims dig in over unpaid claims

1 Month Ago

Former tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta. Photo: FILE:

EU trophy ban puts Namibia’s wildlife gains at risk

2 Month Ago

Plant material collected and supplied by harvesters in the remote areas of the Kunene Region is transported to the Opuwo Processing Facility, where it is properly stored and later processed into essential oils. Photo: Scents of Namibia

People at the heart of Kunene conservation

2 Month Ago

Ele-Collection, based in Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe, is one of three finalists of the Wilderness Impact Challenge. Photo: WILDERNESS

Finalists named in Wilderness Impact Challenge

3 Month Ago

575 wild animals from Etosha have been successfully translocated to conservation areas across the country. Photo Rino Adamo

575 animals boost Namibia's conservation

3 Month Ago

A desert-adapted lion. PHOTOS: CONTRIBUTED

Paratus backs desert lion protection

3 Month Ago

JOBLESS: Kavango East faces a rising youth unemployment crisis. PHOTO: Eliot Ipinge

Kavango East youth unemployment tops 60%

3 Month Ago

LOOKING AHEAD: Ohangwena is focusing on investment, agriculture and infrastructure development as part of its growth plans towards 2030. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Ohangwena targets N$700m investment, 7 000 jobs by 2030

3 Month Ago

EHALAKANO ENENE: Omatanga goondjamba oga hanagula po iikunomwa noongandjo. ETHANO: LYA GANDJWA

Aanafaalama yomOmusati onkene taya lili omiyonena dhomomapya tadhi longwa koondjamba

3 Month Ago

DESTRUCTION: Elephant herds have destroyed crops and fences. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Omusati farmers reel from 'heartbreaking' elephant raids

4 Month Ago

John Kasaona is the executive director at IRDNC. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Connectivity is the new water point

4 Month Ago

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