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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Empowering Enterprise in Ohangwena
A free entrepreneurship workshop in Namibia’s Ohangwena Region empowered over 70 rural artists and small business owners with vital skills and support – sparking hope, growth and economic resilience in underserved communities.
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We’re For Namibians: Leon Engelbrecht
Raised between Cape Town and Namibia, Leon started out climbing the corporate ladder in IT. But despite the success, something was missing. It took the loss of his father, and the courage to start over at 36, for Leon to finally answer the voice inside: “This is not you.”
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Face of FlyNamibia
The search is on for the 2025 Face of FlyNamibia winner!
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We’re for Namibians: John Kasaona
For John Kasaona, conservation is not just a career — it’s a lifelong promise to his people and the land they share with wildlife. Raised in a traditional Himba household in the northwest of Namibia, John’s earliest memories are tied to goats, cattle, and the wild creatures roaming just beyond the village’s edge.
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We’re for Namibians: Joyce Nghiishililwa
When you meet Joyce Nghiishililwa, you don’t just hear her story – you feel it. There’s an easy warmth about her that radiates through every clip she shares, every kilometre she travels, every caption she writes. It’s not by accident that she was chosen as FlyNamibia’s very first Face of FlyNamibia back in 2022.
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Safe space opens for GBV survivors living with disabilities
The Namibian Association of Differently Abled Women (NADAWO), with support from the European Union (EU), the Ministry of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare (MGEPESW) and the United Nations Population Fund (UNFPA), officially launched its new brand identity alongside the official opening of its Peer Support Office facility at the Disability Resource Centre in the heart of Okuryangava, Katutura.
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More than a Crown
Miss Namibia has always been a beacon of elegance and grace, but in recent years, the crown has evolved into a powerful symbol of opportunity, empowerment, and economic vitality, thanks in no small part to strategic sponsorships and national support. Since 2023, Debmarine Namibia has proudly sponsored the pageant through Namibia Broadcasting Corporation (NBC), helping it flourish into a platform that celebrates talent and transforms lives.
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Sowing Seeds of Resilience in Namibia
In the remote village of Okakwiyu, where the wind carries the scent of tilled earth and the calls of livestock, 31-yearold Elise Amadhila is reshaping her life one crop and one animal at a time.
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Creating Supportive Learning Environments for Namibian Children
In the early years of life, a child’s world is shaped by play, imagination and the thrill of discovery. It is in these formative moments, like finger painting on a floor mat, stacking colourful blocks or flipping through picture books, that learning begins. But what happens when that world is absent? When the mat becomes a patch of dirt, and there are no blocks, no books and no safe place to feel seen or secure?
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