Environment

Seismologists to Gather in Namibia for Major Conference

Seismologists from across Africa will convene in Namibia for the 4th General Assembly of the African Seismological Commission, hosted by the Mines and Energy Ministry next week. Geologist Mako Sitali highlighted that the event slated for February 24 to 28 will cover earthquake monitoring, seismic technology, and Namibia’s role in the international seismic monitoring system.

18 February, 2025

Environment

Lightning Strike Kills 14 Cattle Near Katima Mulilo

A lightning strike claimed the lives of 14 cattle in the Kayenda Area, about 23 kilometres from Katima Mulilo earlier this week. According to One Africa TV’s NewsOnOne reporter, Ellen Shihepo, the owner of the cattle, Argrey Luseso, estimates the loss at approximately N$200,000. Luseso relayed to our reporter from One Africa Tv NewsOnOne's Ellen Shihepo that some of the cattle belonged to his brother: Catch last night's full news […]

15 February, 2025

Environment

Government Invests in Renewable Energy for Self-Sufficiency

Namibia is making major investments in renewable energy to reduce its reliance on electricity imports. Speaking in Parliament on 13 February 2025, Finance Minister Hon. Iipumbu Shiimi unveiled plans for large-scale solar and wind energy projects aimed at achieving energy independence. One Africa Tv NewsOne journalist Ellen Shihepo reports:

15 February, 2025

Environment

Since 2018, flash floods have claimed eight lives in Windhoek

Since 2018, flash floods have claimed eight lives in Windhoek. This week, 87-year-old Theodor Volker lost his life after attempting to drive across a flooded low-lying bridge in Olympia. Emergency services later recovered his body in Dorado. One AFrica Tv NewsOnOne's Josia Shigwedha, brings us more:

7 February, 2025

Environment

Researcher Urges Upgrades to Zambezi Tourist Attractions

German-based University of Cologne research fellow Mfundo Malilo has called on the government to enhance tourism sites in the Zambezi region. Malilo believes that improving these attractions will encourage visitors to extend their stays, boosting the local tourism industry. As reported by One Africa TV’s NewsOnOne correspondent, Terence Mukasa.

6 February, 2025

Environment

Namport And UNAM Partner for Walvis Bay Lagoon Study

Namport and the University of Namibia have entered into a three-year agreement to assess the ecosystem health and biodiversity of the Walvis Bay Lagoon. Signed on Tuesday, the N$3.7 million partnership aims to provide valuable insights into the lagoon’s environmental status. One Africa TV’s NewsOne reporter, Adolf Kaure, has more on this development.

6 February, 2025

Environment

Environment Ministry says there is progress in courts expansion

The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism is pleased with the progress in establishing special wildlife courts. In 2024, courts in Oshakati, Rundu, and Katima Mulilo handled 181 cases, finalizing 102. Ministry spokesperson Romeo Muyunda stated that efforts are ongoing to secure external funding to expand the initiative in collaboration with the Judiciary and the Office of the Prosecutor General.

5 February, 2025

Environment

Omaheke Farmers Struggle Amid Severe Drought

The drought situation in the Omaheke region has reached a critical level, with the area receiving only 40mm of erratic rainfall as of last week. According to reports from One Africa TV’s NewsOnOne journalist Ellen Shihepo, Agriculture Minister Carl-Hermann Gustav Schlettwein, while visiting the region, says livestock farmers are relying on the few remaining water sources.

4 February, 2025

Environment

Walvis Bay Learners Win Eco-Garden Contest

Learners in Walvis Bay were recognized for maintaining thriving eco-friendly gardens under the Resilient Garden Project. According to a report by One Africa Tv's NewsOnOne correspondent Adolf Kaure, Alpha Leo’s of Walvis Bay, a group of homeschooling learners, won the competition and received a N$5,000 cash prize.

4 February, 2025