Discover how Namibia is setting a global standard for conservation. From the 2024 National Report on Wildlife Protection to community-driven action, explore the nation’s courageous fight to protect rhinos, elephants, pangolins and more – and why your visit can help shape the future of Africa’s wild heart.
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Discover The Yesterdaye – a Windhoek-born indie rock band blending shoegaze textures, raw emotion, and DIY grit. More than musicians, they’re storytellers and creative trailblazers proving that Namibian artists can thrive at home while inspiring a new generation.
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Discover the story of Namibian nature photographer and tour guide Jandré Germishuizen, whose lens captures the soul of Namibia’s landscapes, wildlife, and culture while guiding visitors through its unmatched beauty.
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Purpose fuels Passions and at FlyNamibia we are passionate about supporting Namibia and her people!
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Johanna Swartbooi of Vaalgras is crowned Miss Namibia 2025 in a dazzling finale held in northern Namibia – a celebration of beauty, purpose and national pride, with a journey set to inspire.
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The Day of the African Child honours past struggles while calling for stronger planning and investment in children’s rights – shaping a future where every child in Namibia and across Africa can thrive.
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Elisia Nghidishange weaves tradition, material memory and contemporary themes into powerful mixed media works – exploring human connection while nurturing creativity in her rural Namibian community.
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Namibian artisans are transforming cultural heritage into market-ready craftwork through EU-supported training – preserving tradition, inspiring creativity and building a more sustainable, inclusive economy.
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With dam levels dropping and drought risks rising, Namibia must urgently rethink water use. From lawns to native plants, this piece explores practical steps for sustainable living in a desert country.
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Showcase Namibia’s rare plant life and stand a chance to win cash prizes – submit your photos of near-endemic species to support conservation and feature in the Indigenous Plant Atlas. Competition closes 31 October 2025.
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