The Ministry of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism will be hosting a three-day national conference on human-wildlife conflict management.
The event will strategize on how to curb human-wildlife conflict, which has become a more frequent occurrence in Namibia in recent years.
May Day has come and gone, but the world will continue to celebrate the economy's builders.
These come in different packages, some of which are constantly on the move, keeping the nation updated.
The Deputy Minister of Labour, Industrialization, and Employment Creation, Hafeni Ndemula, has urged all employers to review workers' wages annually.
Ndemula, who was speaking at the commencement of Labour Day in Swakopmund, pointed out that some employers are still paying workers below the minimum wage.
A number of local companies took to social media to celebrate and appreciate their employees on Worker's Day.
Namibia Wildlife Resorts, showing true hospitality, served their employees with a heartfelt message hailing them as hardworking heroes who shape their communities.
Family members from 17 households in the OvaHimba community have been evicted from a resettlement farm on the outskirts of Kamanjab in the Kunene Region.
The affected families, who have been living alongside the gravel road for two weeks now, said they have nowhere to go.
Women in Oil, Gas, and Energy Network Namibia (WOGEN) was launched at the Namibia International Energy Conference recently.
The Minister of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism Pohamba Shifeta has expressed concern at the increase in the population of brown fur seals at Cape Cross.
The president of the Keetmanshoop Show Society, Charles Josob has called on local SMEs to take advantage of platforms such as the annual Keetmanshoop Show which is aimed at creating an enabling environment for SMEs to do business.
The Revive Kalkfeld Project continues to change the image of the village and revive it, to its former glory.
These are the sentiments of Otjiwarongo Constituency Councillor Marlene Mbakera, when she received donation of furniture for the recently renovated community hall at the settlement.
The Minister of Environment, Forestry, and Tourism urged workers at national parks in Kunene and Erongo Regions, to maintain the newly renovated facilities at a cost of more than N$130 million.
