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April 15, 2021
Where to travel around the world in a camper van Gavin Haines about 5 hours ago Camper van travel is a great way to explore the world once travel restrictions are eased © Getty Images Whether youâre cruising in a chrome-plated RV or sputtering along in a vintage VW, thereâs nothing quite like the thrill of hitting the road in a camper van, where youâre beholden to no timetable and limited only by your ambitions. Most travelers set their satnavs for the smooth highways of the o...
March 10, 2021
In Namibia, large swarms of locusts have invaded fields in Kavango East and West over the weekend, destroying crops and other vegetation in their wake. Rundu rural constituency councillor…
March 10, 2021
3/10/2021 WINDHOEK, March 10 (Reuters) - Namibia has seen a surge in incidents of human-wildlife conflicts involving elephants, buffaloes and other species, mainly in the north and northeastern parts of the country, the environment minister told parliament on Wednesday. Like several other African nations, Namibia is trying to strike a balance between protecting high-value species like elephants and rhinos, while managing the danger they pose when they encroach on areas of human habitation. The ...
February 18, 2021
Life-changing Wilderness Safaris journey offers a lifeline for Linyanti elephants Feb 18, 2021 February 2021 – As part of Wilderness Safaris’ commitment to safeguarding Africa’s precious ecosystems, a unique conservation-focused safari at its brand new DumaTau Camp will offer guests a life-changing experience in support of collaring elephants in Botswana’s private Linyanti Wildlife Reserve. In partnership with Eco-Exist, Wilderness Safaris will collar 10 eleph...
February 2, 2021
THE Orange River levels are increasing due to recent heavy rainfall developments in the Orange-Senqu Basin, which has resulted in an...
February 2, 2021
The deceased was identified as Mulife Stallen Zambo. His next of kin was informed of his death. Zambezi regional police spokesperson inspector Kisco Sitali confirmed the incident to The Namibian today. He said the two brothers were fighting at home and both were sober. âThe deceased died on the spot and the 46-year-old suspect was arrested,â he said. (Visited 35 times, 1 visits today) Subscribe to our Youtube Channel :
January 19, 2021
Tuesday, 19. January 2021 - 10:34 Four Namibians, who were being held by Angolan authorities at the Gciriku Post holding cells, for illegally crossing into Angola, have been released. Three boys and a 23-year-old man were arrested more than two weeks ago after they attempted to enter Angola to retrieve their cow that died. The councillor of Mucuso village in Angola, Mathew Kandingu, informed NAMPA of the release of the four yesterday. Their family was given up to Saturday to pay N$7 500 as bail...
January 18, 2021
Fake Covid-19 certificate printers: Andrew Hleza and Christopher Mabureni TWO Zimbabwean nationals were last Wednesday denied bail at the magistrates’ courts following their arrest a few days ago on charges of printing fake Covid-19 negative results for truck drivers. Andrew Hleza (45) and Christopher Mabureni (28) were arrested in Katima Mulilo, Zambezi region where they operate a printing shop. They were allegedly issuing truck drivers with fake negative Covid-19 test results and charging N...
January 14, 2021
ELLANIE SMIT Two dwarf giraffes were recently discovered in Namibia and Uganda. Giraffes are known for their immense height, which gives them the ability to reach leaves on the tallest trees, and scientists were surprised when they discovered two of the world’s tallest mammals were half the size of a regular giraffe. The findings were published by researchers from the Giraffe Conservation Foundation (GCF) in the BMC Medical Journal in December. According to the GCF, it represents the first kn...
January 14, 2021
14 January 2021 | Politics HANDS OFF WAKUDUMO: Kavango East residents who yesterday protested in support of Bonifatius Wakudumo. PHOTO: KENYA KAMBOWE KENYA KAMBOWE RUNDU Some Swapo Party Women’s Council (SPWC) members in the Kavango East Region argue that the recent attacks and calls for the removal of beleaguered governor, Bonifatius Wakudumo, is part of an alleged ploy to dislodge Swapo from its north-eastern stronghold. This remark is contained in a petition addressed to President Hage Ge...