Namibian youths are turning photography into a source of income, proving that creativity and determination can build sustainable livelihoods. This inspiring story follows young entrepreneurs in Ondangwa as they hustle to make a living one photograph at a time.
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Rediscover the healer within. This wellness column explores how mindset, emotions, nature and spiritual awareness contribute to holistic healing and self-restoration, reminding us that lasting change begins from within.
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Namibia urges urgent global action at COP30, highlighting climate adaptation, mitigation, and green hydrogen initiatives as the country strengthens resilience against climate impacts and promotes sustainable development.
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In loving memory of Dr Nad (Conrad) Brain – wildlife vet, conservationist, and bush pilot – whose work and stories continue to inspire Namibia’s conservation community and nature lovers worldwide.
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Namibia intensifies water security measures amid ongoing drought, expanding pipelines, drilling boreholes, and boosting irrigation to protect communities, agriculture, and food security.
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Debmarine Namibia’s MRM team supports the Vision Life Care Organisation in Groot Aub, providing essential donations to improve the lives of vulnerable children and strengthen community care.
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Discover the power of metacognition – learning to think about your thinking, strengthen your brain’s feedback loop, and improve decision-making, problem-solving, and self-awareness.
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The EU-funded waste buy-back centre in Windhoek’s Okuryangava boosts community recycling, creates green jobs, and supports sustainable urban waste management and a circular economy.
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Explore the photographic legacy of Tony Figueira, rediscovered by his daughter Gina – capturing Namibia’s liberation, landscapes, and human stories through a lifetime of remarkable images.
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Explore the Kavango Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area – Africa’s largest conservation landscape connecting wildlife, communities, and transboundary corridors for elephants and other species.
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