The Southeastern part of Namibia is one of the least sampled areas in the country, even though it supports numerous endemic plant and animal species.… Read More »Webinar report: Southeastern Namibia will not be left out
Namibia’s ocean is a source of food, tourism, employment and economic opportunity. But what happens when a new industry promises jobs and investment while raising… Read More »Webinar report: Marine phosphate mining, opportunity or risk?
By Julia Nghishoongele There is something I have started noticing more and more as a marathon runner, and honestly, it has made me look at… Read More »LEAVE YOUR SWEAT, NOT YOUR TRASH
The Namibian Youth Chamber of Environment (NYCE) invites Namibian youth to participate in the Solve a Problem Photo Story Competition. Photography is a powerful storytelling… Read More »Solve a problem: Photo Story Competition
The Kavango River is one of only four perennial rivers that flow along Namibia’s borders. Namibia has no perennial rivers flowing through it, meaning all… Read More »Is the Kavango River in trouble? Webinar report
The fishing industry is an important pillar of Namibia’s economy, generating more than N$ 15 billion annually to the nation’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP). Thousands… Read More »Can Namibia afford another fisheries collapse? Webinar Report
If you walk through Katutura or sit under a Mopane tree in the Omusati Region, you will hear the same thing from young people: “We… Read More »Namibian Youth and SDGs: What have we achieved so far and what still needs to be done before 2030
Namibia’s greatest promise is its youth, but its greatest contradiction is how often that promise is left underfunded, under-heard, and underestimated. In Namibia today, being… Read More »Namibian Youth and the SDGs: Building the Future Now
Good writing by real humans is in danger of extinction. With it, we are in danger of losing the ability to think. Writing is a… Read More »Effective writing for professionals and students
Would you ever consider living and working on a remote island? Where your only sources of entertainment are the ocean waves and bird songs? You’re… Read More »No Wi-Fi, no problem: Life behind protecting Namibian seabirds
