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Eliud Uushona

Engineering and infrastructure

1 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 Months Ago

A new monitoring hub at Mangetti National Park is strengthening anti-poaching efforts. Photo: WWF Namibia

New hub boosts anti-poaching at Mangetti

2 Months 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 Months Ago

Dr Marie Lemerle.

Commitment beyond natural diamond

4 Months Ago

GIZ country manager Tobias Gerster and Hyphen Hydrogen Energy CEO Marco Raffinetti were all smiles at the signing of the agreement to empower Namibian green hydrogen industry support and supply companies on Monday. Photo Augetto Graig

Money for hydrogen participation

6 Months Ago

Ngamo Farmu2019s first graduates celebrate their achievements while helping build a sustainable future for their community. Photo: Wilderness

Feeding Wilderness camps in Zimbabwe

6 Months Ago

Tourism and environment executive director Sikongo Haihambo during his visit to the Namib-Naukluft Park. Photo: MEFT

Haihambo calls for commitment and excellence at Namib-Naukluft Park

9 Months Ago

Collected hives that are are being transported to the Kongola Honey Hub for harvesting and processing.

Kongola beekeepers gain skills to protect forests

Dinapama Manufacturing's workshop in Windhoek's Northern Industrial Area.

Partnership over clientele: Dinapama Manufacturing calls for industry collaboration

Beekeeping training strengthens community forest protection in Kongola. Photo: NNF

Beekeeping training strengthens livelihoods and forest protection in Zambezi

By mid-2024, the drought forced Namibia's government to announce a culling programme to prevent further ecological collapse and provide meat to vulnerable human communities. Photo Pexels / Harvey Sapir

Global warming places Africa’s wildlife in peril

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