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Photographer Luke Stackpoole shares the process that goes into creating his stunning dreamlike landscape images.

Zimbabwe and Botswana among countries demanding the right to do as they please with their elephants and ivory stockpiles.

Namibia is the rare country in Africa that seems to be holding its own against ivory poachers. Whereas in most other southern African countries the elephant population is being decimated, in Namibia, according to the government, the number of elephants has actually increased by 20 percent since 2005 to over 20,000.

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Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has signed an agreement to provide N$193 million to finance a new solar power generation plant, near the Kahn substation in the Namib Desert. The...

The stark beauty of Mad Max: Fury Road required shooting in deserts, which wasn't always amenable to a production crew. 

A new solar power generation plant that will be developed in the Namib Desert is set to feed 20 MW into Nampower's Kahn substation from where it will be distributed to households and industrial consumers. The development of the plant will be made possible following the inking of an agreement…

Development Bank of Namibia (DBN) has signed an agreement to provide N$193 million to finance a new solar power generation plant, near the Kahn substation in the Namib Desert. The...

THE volume of rain that fell over large parts of southern Namibia at the start of the week was enough to increase the level of the...

While hunters celebrate and conservationists mourn the killing of two of Botswana’s largest-tusked elephants, a biodiversity tragedy is waiting in the wings.