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OPM holds consultation in Oshikoto on disaster risk policy review

Disaster Risk Reduction (Photo by: OSCE) The Office of the Prime Minister (OPM) conducted a consultation meeting with stakeholders in Namibia’s Oshikoto Region as part of ongoing regional engagement efforts. The session focused on gathering input for the review of the National Disaster Risk Management Policy and Framework. Paulus Ashili, Deputy Director for Policy Analysis and Coordination at OPM, led the discussions and stressed the importance of stakeholder contributions to […]

today13 November, 2025

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Walu Fishing pleads with president over ‘unfair’ employment redress programme

      By: Hertha Ekandjo Walu Fishing Investments Managing Director, Erna Loch, has appealed to President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah to intervene in what she describes as an “unjust and politically motivated” employment redress programme, accusing the fisheries ministry of failing to ensure fairness and transparency. In a letter addressed to the President, Loch alleged that the programme, which was initially introduced to empower fishermen has instead become “a political tool […]

today13 November, 2025

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Nearly 80% of the world’s poor face climate hazards

New Global Multidimensional Poverty Index Report (Photo: UNDP) Nearly 80% of the world’s poorest people—approximately 887 million individuals—live in areas exposed to extreme heat, flooding, and other climate hazards, according to a joint report by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and Oxford University. The study identifies South Asia and sub-Saharan Africa as the regions most affected, underscoring how poverty and climate change are increasingly interconnected. Vulnerable communities in these […]

today21 October, 2025

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Health ministry assess Oshakati hospital ICU construction

By: Selma Taapopi The executive director in the ministry of health and social services, Penda Ithindi, has stressed the importance of the timely completion of the construction work currently ongoing at the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) at the intermediate hospital oshakati in the Oshana region. The project which was started in June last year is expected to be completed in Novemeber 2025 which is earlier than the contracted date at […]

today17 October, 2025

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Environment Ministry condemns circulation of graphic elephant photos on social media

By: Maria Namupala The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism has condemned the online sharing of graphic photos showing a recently euthanised elephant, calling the images “irresponsible and distressing.” In a statement issued on Sunday, Minister Indileni Daniel urged the public to exercise restraint and respect in how they share wildlife-related content online, particularly when it involves human-wildlife conflict incidents. Daniel said the elephant had been put down following a […]

today13 October, 2025

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Fifteen finalists announced for 2025 Earthshot Prize

Fifteen finalists have been shortlisted for the 2025 Earthshot Prize, an initiative launched by Britain’s Prince William to recognise and reward groundbreaking solutions to the world’s most pressing environmental challenges. This year’s finalists represent projects from across the globe, focusing on microplastic pollution reduction, large-scale reforestation, ocean conservation, and sustainable building design. Each innovation aims to accelerate the planet’s transition toward a cleaner and more sustainable future. Winners will be […]

today6 October, 2025

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Government officials assess wildlife losses as Etosha fires continue

Etosha wildfire 2025 (Photo by: NBC) Wildfires continue to rage through Etosha National Park and parts of the Omusati and Oshana regions, with over 450 personnel battling to contain the flames. Efforts have been hampered by strong winds and dry conditions, making the fire difficult to control. The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism has confirmed that assessments are still underway to determine the extent of wildlife losses in the […]

today30 September, 2025

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Wildfires Rage Across Etosha and Surrounding Communities 

Minister of Environment Indileni Daniel confirmed that wildfires that began on 22 September in Etosha National Park have engulfed about 775,000 hectares within the park and 171,000 hectares outside, impacting nearby communities. Extensive firefighting operations are underway, involving MEFT staff, soldiers, police, regional councils, and private sector partners, using helicopters, fire engines, and tankers. Residents and visitors are strongly advised to stay cautious as the fires, fueled by dry vegetation and […]

today29 September, 2025

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America’s Trump calls climate change a hoax

U.S. President Donald Trump has caused controversy at the United Nations by declaring that climate change is a hoax. His remarks come as countries worldwide face worsening droughts, floods, and wildfires. Professor Morgan Hauptfleisch, Associate Professor at the Namibia University of Science and Technology, says leadership divisions are slowing urgent action needed to address environmental challenges effectively. Observers warn that climate denial from a global leader of Trump’s stature raises […]

today24 September, 2025