Namibia: Mariental Tap Water Tastes Foul, Stinks

MARIENTAL residents yesterday expressed dismay over the continued supply of smelly and foul-tasting tap water at the town. Read more »

Namibia: Ongenga Expo a Success

THE 2017 Ongenga youth expo, which took place in December was successful, the main sponsor of the event, KTP Industries Namibia, told The Namibian this week. Read more »

Namibia: Toilet Misery for Aus Residents

THE toilet project which was meant to improve sanitation at the Aus settlement, has resulted in misery for many beneficiaries. Read more »

Namibia: Five Suspected Poachers Denied Bail

FIVE suspects who were arrested last week for being in possession of four elephant tusks were denied bail in the Katima Mulilo Magisitrate's Court on Monday. Read more »

Namibia: Environment Fines Three More for Illegal Camping

THREE more people were slapped with N$1 200 fines for camping illegally at Long Beach between Swakopmund and Walvis Bay over the festive season. Read more »

Namibia: Namwater Repairs Calueque Burst Pipes

NAMWATER has started to repair the two pumping lines that convey water from the Calueque Dam into the canal which feeds northern Namibia. Read more »

Namibia: Five Suspected Poachers Arrested in Zambezi

THE police in the Zambezi region have arrested four Namibians and one Zambian suspect after they were allegedly found in possession of four elephant tusks on Friday. Read more »

Namibia: Ivory Ban Will Boost Illegal Trade - Shifeta

ENVIRONMENT minister Pohamba Shifeta yesterday said the Chinese government's ban on trade in ivory will only make the black market for rhino horns and elephant tusks more… Read more »

Namibia: Cheetah Cement to Blast Off Illegal Farmers

EVICTED Cleveland farmers fear that the blasting of rocks by the Cheetah Cement company that is constructing a cement factory at the farm, will affect their water supply. Read more »

Namibia: Company Fills 5 000 Bags With Beach Trash

A SMALL company that works with the environment ministry to clean up the beaches at Swakopmund and Walvis Bay had by yesterday collected more than 5 000 bags of trash, much of it… Read more »

Namibia: Esau Says Pilchard Moratorium Long Overdue

FISHERIES and marine resources minister Bernhard Esau said the moratorium on pilchard should have been imposed long ago. Read more »

Namibia: Pilchard Fishing Suspended

Namibia will not harvest the pilchard fish species for the next three years and will only be able to catch a fraction of the deep-sea red crab for 2018, due to climate change. Read more »

Namibia: Crocodile Rescued From Sewerage Pond

A CROCODILE that ended up in a sewerage pond at Divundu was removed by officials from the ministry of environment and an anti-poaching team last week after what proved to be a… Read more »