Staff Reporter A MONUMENT to the Wild Horses of the Namib in the form of a 100 x 150m geoglyph of a galloping horse has been set in stone for posterity on the plains of Klein-Aus Vista Lodge in south- ...

Video: Minister of Fisheries and Marine Resource, Bernhardt Esau, speaking about the theme of World Oceans Day in Walvis Bay. - Footage: Niël Terblanché Niël Terblanché WOMEN working in the predominan ...

Gert Jacobie Despite drought and horrible economic times for Namibia, there is still much to be done to survive until the next rainy season. The one activity thriving on the bad times seems to be the ...

Cameraman: Karl-peter Farao Samuel Shinedima THE Minister of Environment and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta, warned Namibians to refrain from abusing nature and act friendly towards the environment to mitig ...

Pictured: Drugged elephants being loaded in special containers before being taken to the Port of Walvis Bay where they were loaded on a ship that would transport them to a game park in the Democratic ...

Staff reporter PRIME Minister, Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila, has invited the Secretary-General of the National Union of Namibian Workers, Job Muniaro, to a consultative meeting where the creation of a p ...

Marthina Mutanga RESIDENTS of the Daures Constituency in Erongo Region are reliant on a single water truck to stay alive because they are experiencing an acute shortage of water and are in need of an ...

Staff Reporter BEHATI Prinsloo, Namibia’s own international supermodel, launched a global campaign to save the few critically endangered black rhinos still left in Africa from total extinction. Prinsl ...

Niël Terblanché AN oil spill that originated from a tanker vessel that moored in the port of Walvis Bay to deliver fuel products to Namibia over the weekend has been contained. Environmental concern g ...

Environmental Reporter TOURISTS visiting the more secluded parts of the Kunene Region will now have the added benefit of experiencing the vast expanses of natural vistas and abundance of wildlife in t ...