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After dropping out of school in the fourth grade, two men from a San community in the Kavango East Region, aged 19 and 22, say they are desperate for work as they no longer want to...

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Ground squirrels and a mongoose gang up and bully a cape cobra in an attempt to protect their young.

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The Namibia Nature Foundation and the Namibia Organic Association are training 30 small-scale farmers in Zambezi.

Kolmanskop used to be a thriving diamond mining town. Today, it's abandoned and has been buried under sand as nature reclaims its territory.

THE bodies of Kerko Sikongo (9) and Hendrick Wayoya (17), who drowned in the Okavango River on Saturday afternoon, have been discovered.

Peter Amadhila says the business community is shocked by the announcement of a power-cut schedule for local authorities.

Near the Hwange national park, a reintroduction project protects animals, attracts tourists and ensures locals aren’t neglected

Russell Cook, a 26-year-old Briton, is taking on an extraordinary challenge: running the entire length of Africa, from the southernmost point in South Africa