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The Stampriet Transboundary Aquifer System (STAS) is connected to the Orange-Senqu Basin (OSB) and the Kalahari-Karoo Sandstone Transboundary Aquifer (KSTA). Image ORASECOM

Orasecom report flashes red lights

4 Months Ago

Board members and NBL's management team with senior government officials flank President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah during a recent visit to the brewer. PHOTO NBL

NBL commits to Namibia’s future

4 Months Ago

Uranium One's Leonardville base in the Omaheke Region.

Farmers stand firm against Uranium One’s Omaheke mining plans

4 Months Ago

Parliament sides with exploration firm Headspring Investments, defying warnings that the Stampriet aquifer could be contaminated beyond repair. Photo contributed

Parliament backs Russian uranium project in Omaheke

5 Months Ago

Experts warn that the proposed in-situ extraction project could cause irreversible contamination of one of Namibia’s most important sources of drinking water. Photo https://koreascience.kr/

Namibia's aquifer system under siege

6 Months Ago

The Windhoek Goreangab Operating Company helps with strategic water recycling for the capital. Photo WINGOC

Capital lifts water restrictions...

7 Months Ago

Photo International Atomic Energy Agency

Stampriet aquifer: Payment halts analysis

7 Months Ago

Concerns have been raised over unhygienic conditions at Windhoek's Auasblick Extension 1. Photo contributed

Auasblick's building sites 'inhumane'

8 Months Ago

The pigs enjoy a generous helping of Spekboom.

A farmstead called Dit-n-Dat

8 Months Ago

NamWater CEO Abraham Nehemia reflected on the positive impacts of the recent rainfall season, which replenished water sources, supported ecosystems, and boostedagricultural productivity.

Central Area of Namibia stakeholders chart way forward regarding water

9 Months Ago

An overview of the Stampriet basin.

Giant freshwater aquifer in southern Africa under threat from mining

On Monday, Director General of the National Planning Commission Obeth Kandjoze, of Namibia, Minister of Urban and Rural Development Erastus Uutoni, NamWater chief executive Abraham Nehemia, Ulrike Metzger, Head of Cooperation from the German Embassy and Beatrice Lucke, Country Director of KfW Development Bank witnessed the signing of three grant agreements valued at €20 million. Photo contributed

H²O upgrades head north

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