insert_link Etosha Fires Etosha fire destruction draws global attention Werner Pillich/AP Photo via Al Jazeera The fire in Etosha National Park has gained both local and international attention after destroying more than a million hectares of land. Authorities are facing criticism over what many view as a slow response to the blaze, which has spread across vast areas despite ongoing firefighting efforts. Professor Morgan Hauptfleisch, Associate Professor in the Faculty of Natural Resources and Spatial Sciences at the Namibia […] today30 September, 2025
insert_link Etosha Fires Etosha wildfires: Authorities warn risk remains Wildfires that destroyed large areas of Etosha National Park and surrounding regions have been reported as contained by government officials, though some experts dispute that assessment. Sheriff Sean Naude of the Marshal Rangers cautioned that the fires are far from over, with hot spots still capable of flaring up if strong winds return. The blaze, which broke out on 22 September, has destroyed nearly a third of the park despite […] today30 September, 2025
insert_link Etosha Fires Etosha National Park wildfires under control Wildfires that scorched large areas of Etosha National Park and surrounding regions have been contained, the government has confirmed. The fire, which broke out on 22 September, destroyed nearly a third of the park despite days of firefighting efforts involving volunteers, soldiers, and helicopters. Authorities estimate that more than 775,000 hectares inside the park and another 171,000 hectares outside its borders were burned. The park, which covers 22,935 square kilometers, […] today30 September, 2025
insert_link Environment 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
insert_link Environment 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
insert_link Namibia Tour operators criticise poor national park maintenance as tourism image suffers Dune 7 Photo: Trip Advisor Swakopmund - Tour operators have raised serious concerns over the deteriorating state of public facilities at national parks, warning that poor maintenance is damaging the country’s international tourism reputation. Their criticism came during a stakeholder meeting held in Swakopmund, where industry professionals voiced frustration at broken and unhygienic amenities at popular destinations like Etosha National Park and Dune 7. The Namibia Press Agency reports that […] today8 July, 2025
insert_link Oshiwambo Aagandji yomayakulo gaayenda naapashiyoni oya sheke uukwatya womandiki goshigwana miikunino yopashigwana Aagandji yomayakulo gaayenda naapashiyoni -tour operators-oya sheke uukwatya womandiki goshigwana miikunino yopashigwana,taati otashi yonagula efano lyomapashiyono goshilongo. O Nampa oya lopota kutya pethimbo lyoshigongi shaanipambuliko ko Swakpmund,oya holola okuuva konayi omolwa uundjugo ihaawu longithwa ngaashi kEtosha National Park noko Dune 7,sho uuministeli womidhingoloko wa tindi oku ndjekapo iifuta yomiikunino oku opaleka omakwatathano miikunino yoshigwana. today8 July, 2025
insert_link Oshiwambo Ovanafalama momudingonoko waTsumeb noShivelo tava kunghililwa vakotokele eenghoshi odo damonika mo midingonoko davo Ouminsity womidingonoko owa kunghilila ovanafalama komudingonoko wo Tsumeb no Shivelo va kale okamutwe vandu, eshi momidingonoko omo mwa didilikwa onghoshi molomakaya. Momukanda oo wapitifilwa oikundaneki okudja komupopiliko wouminsitry Romeo Muyunda, owati eenghoshi dili 2 oda didilikwa peenele da yooloka, omo onghoshi imwe yonghadi yadidilikwa pokati ko Tsumeb no Shivelo. Muyunda tadenge omufindo kutya onghoshi yo nghadi oya didilikwa oku pitila moka video oko taka adjakanekwa oku pitila koikundaneki yomalungula. Okwati […] today3 February, 2025
insert_link Environment Etosha National Park roads to get urgent repairs The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism has announced both immediate and long-term actions to improve road conditions in the Etosha National Park, following complaints from tourists and tour operators. Heavy traffic has caused serious gravel erosion, potholes, and drainage issues, especially on the route from Okaukuejo to Namutoni. Ministry spokesperson, Romeo Muyunda. today30 October, 2024
