Namibia’s 2026–27 El Niño is a fork in the road. Three past droughts show food inflation follows South Africa’s maize crop more than Namibian rainfall alone.
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Afrikan Child Kindergarten
From backyard chaos to a thriving school: how Festus Mbangula turned neighbourhood toddlers into Afrikan Child Kindergarten in Ondangwa — now 57 children strong.
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Eyes in the wild: How camera traps are safeguarding Namibia’s natural heritage
How camera traps and Wildlife Credits help Namibia’s Zambezi conservancies protect elephants, lions and corridors — and pay communities to keep wildlife safe.
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Native Leaves: Zambezi Teak
Zambezi teak (Baikiaea plurijuga) is a tall Namibian hardwood of Kavango and Zambezi. Learn its leaves, flowers, timber uses and why protecting it matters.
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This is Namibia: The Ovahimba
Meet the Ovahimba of Namibia’s Kunene Region — semi-nomadic pastoralists known for otjize, holy fire and living tradition. Visit the Ovahimba Living Museum.
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Five things to know about Jessica
Meet Jessica Amoonga, the new Face of FlyNamibia. Five things to know about the creative entrepreneur, nature lover and storyteller who lives with intention.
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Ore in the ground is a resource. Ore processed is an economy
Ore in the ground is a resource. Ore processed is an economy – four practical steps Namibia needs to unlock mining beneficiation and value addition.
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A hidden gem of relaxation: Inside Lui Heavenly Touch Spa
Discover Lui Heavenly Touch Spa in Walvis Bay: a hidden gem offering spa treatments, car wash and meals in a cosy converted container for ultimate relaxation.
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Ondangwa youth entrepreneurs aim high
Ondangwa youth entrepreneurs at Ndapanda Holdings turn a personal scam experience into a trusted service helping clients safely import goods from China and beyond.
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Agriculture at the heart of Namibia’s development agenda
Agriculture remains at the heart of Namibia’s development agenda, with Green Schemes boosting food security, rural livelihoods and reducing reliance on food imports.
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