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Windhoek moves to formalise informal settlements through large-scale planning drive

3 Days Ago

Environment minister Indileni Daniel.

Curbing illegal sand and gravel mining

2 Months Ago

“We still have beautiful sunsets,” one resident noted, “but it’s disheartening when plastic bags from landfills hang in trees for weeks.” Photos contributed

Gobabis drowning in rubbish

2 Months Ago

Maize planted in double rows between contour strips of sown grass and weeds (permanent cover strips).

Namibia launches 2025/26 conservation agriculture programme

6 Months Ago

Food self-sufficiency is an enabler of food security

Food self-sufficiency and food security: Understanding the difference

6 Months Ago

The historic photo from 1914 (above) shows a diamond prospector’s ox-drawn covered wagon, and in the foreground, a relatively dense vegetation cover of succulent plants. By 2025, this vegetation will have virtually disappeared. Photo: Fred Cornell, UHH/Jürgens

The Namib is expanding - and it's a problem

6 Months Ago

Bush encroachment affects 46 million ha in Namibia, reducing livestock capacity.

New biochar manufacturing targets better grazing land

7 Months Ago

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

8 Months Ago

For Namibia to remain competitive and secure a sustained future in the international market, it must implement several strategies. Photo: FILE

Securing Namibia’s place in a competitive meat industry

8 Months Ago

SASSCAL joined the international community in observing the World Day to Combat Desertification and Drought, commemorated annually on 17 June. Photo Pexels

From dry lands to lifelines: Fighting drought together

9 Months Ago

Greener means more seasonal vegetation growth than the long-term average, and redder means less seasonal growth compared to the long-term average.

Plant productivity remains above average

9 Months Ago

COLLABORATE: Economist John Steytler says it makes sense for Namibia and Botswana to jointly develop a oil refinery.

Building an oil refinery could be a fine idea

9 Months Ago

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