insert_link 2 Oshiwambo Omutalelipo adipawa kodjaba mo Zambia. Omutalelipo wa US adja ko New Mexico okwa lo potwa adipawa kondjaba mo Zambia metitatu. Olopota yo ikunaneki oyati omukainhu okwa dipawa ko ndjaba pefimbo osheendifo omo alimo sha ponokelwa ko ndjaba manga ali eshikulameka mo mudingonoko wo matalelepo wa Safari mo Zambia. Ovanambelewa vo shilongo osho ovati pefimbo lo shiningwanima ondjaba oya na namo mo sheendifo omutalelipo oo atumbulwa nedina kutya oye Juliana Gle Tourneau womido 64, opo nee […] todayJune 24, 2024 3 2
insert_link Namibia Angolan national trampled by elephant An Angolan national has died after being attacked by an elephant in the Uukolonkadi-Ruacana conservancy. Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism, spokesperson Romeo Muyunda says that the deceased and others were attempting to chase the elephant from a field. todayMarch 22, 2024 8
insert_link Science & Technology South African researchers are tracing the vibrational language of elephants – using fossils By Bonface Orucho, bird story agency Researchers in South Africa have unearthed groundbreaking evidence that sheds light on the ancient communication methods of elephants. A research team led by Charles Helm of the African Centre for Coastal Palaescience at Nelson Mandela University in South Africa published the report on ScienceDirect, a scientific research journal, in September 2023. The team discovered 35 fossilized elephant track sites, some of which are the […] todayJanuary 18, 2024 20
insert_link Environment Namibia records decrease in Rhino poaching Namibia has recorded a decrease in Rhino poaching however, the Minister of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism, Pohamba Shifeta, on Monday, in his end-of-year statement, said that poaching remains an issue, despite the recorded decrease over the year 2023. According to Shifeta, 48 rhinos were poached in 2023 compared to 92 in the previous year, while eight elephants were poached in 2023, compared to four in 2022. Meanwhile, the Namibia Press […] todayDecember 19, 2023 4
Paying it forward: Kenyan coastal doctor Bashrahil Mohammed Mafudh has made it his life’s work to care for the most vulnerable in his community, at no cost.
