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While the community is mourning the loss of a Northern Arizona University professor, the search continues to locate her missing husband in Mexico.

Namibias Minister of Environment Forestry and Tourism Pohamba Shifeta has said on Friday that bush encroachment is threatening natural habitats for animals and plants of the savannah ecosystem in Namibia, while local bushes are spreading massively at

Bush encroachment threatens food, water security in Namibia: minister-

Namibia calls for net zero emissions en route to COP27-

Namibias 2021 foreign arrivals increasing by over 40 percent-

The public commenting process is open for the proposed rules for fracking, issued by Environment, Forestry and Fisheries Minister Barbara Creecy.

Underscoring the need to join forces to combat climate change, Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, asserted the need to work together to

Underscoring the need to join forces to combat climate change, Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, asserted the need to work together to

Namibia on Thursday said one of the country's biggest challenges to conservation is wildlife crime, particularly poaching of high valued species such as rhinos, elephants and pangolins. In a statement to commemorate World Wildlife Day, Ministry of Environment Forestry and Tourism Spokesperson Romeo Muyunda said even though Namibia has a…

West Coast small-scale fisher communities and civil society groups have succeeded in their urgent application in the Western Cape High Court for an interdict of the West Coast seismic survey blasting that began in January.