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GREEN L:IGHT: Gilbert Mutwa.

Sankwasa approves Mutwa as Masubia chief

1 Week Ago

Werkers in die landerye by die Sikondo-besproeiingskema in Kavango-Wes. Foto Philippus Josef

‘Every communal farmer must become a commercial farmer’

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RELIEF: One of the accused, Victoria George. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

'College loan' saga: Accused granted N$100 000 bail each

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Workers from Etosha Fishing company holding poster at a peaceful demonstration held in Windhoek.

Fishers call on govt for urgent help

2 Week Ago

PROTECT: Fisheries reserves are integrated into conservancies in order to manage them more efficiently. Photo: NACSO/WWF

River reserves allow communities to protect crucial resources

3 Week Ago

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PERFORMANCE OF NAMIBIAN CABINET MEMBERS 2024-2025

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DEAD: Farmer Juliet Balaya surveys the damage to her crop and fishpond caused by a mine waste spill near Kitwe. PHOTO: AP

Zambia: Acidic waste spill at Chinese-owned mine 'kills' river

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COLLABORATION: German ambassador Thorsten Hutter, EU ambassador Ana Beatriz Martins and Erongo governor Neville Itope. Photo Leandrea Mouers

Blue Benguela current action launched

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CRITICAL LEAK: The sewer pond walls have collapsed. PHOTO: TUYEIMO HAIDULA

Ondangwa sewage crisis worsens

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NO CHOICE: Kavango West Regional Council’s chairperson Josef Sikondo. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Hunger, thirst push victims into croc-infested waters

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PROTECT: The trafficking of rare and endemic species of plants is increasing rapidly. Photo: CONSERVATION NAMIBIA

Plant trafficking on the rise, report warns

1 Month Ago

WHOSE FISH...? One of the photos distributed on social media of a vessel filled with fish suspected of having been illegally caught in Namibian waters. Photo: Contributed

Ministry dismisses illegal fishing reports at Namibia-Angola border

1 Month Ago

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