N$8 000 for losing cattle in human-wildlife conflict

Namibians who have lost cattle due to human-wildlife conflict will now be paid N$3 000 more in compensation. The payment for cattle loss under the human-wildlife conflict self-reliance scheme will be adjusted from N$5 000 to N$8 000 from 1 April. This was announced by minister of environment, forestry and tourism Pohamba Shifeta in a […]

Payment for loss of cattle to wildlife conflict increased to N$ 8000

observer24.com.na - 05/Mar 18:54

Minister of Environment, Forestry and Tourism Pohamba Shifeta announced that starting 1 April 2025, the government will compensate farmers N$8 000 for...

Rumours of wildlife resorts sales ‘propaganda’– Shifeta

namibian.com.na - 27/Feb 15:00

Tourism minister Pohamba Shifeta says allegations from Affirmative Repositioning leader Job Amupanda regarding the sale or transfer of Namibia...

Cash is not king any more

namibian.com.na - 25/Feb 17:00

Namibians spend N$1.2 trillion in electronic payments Namibians have made payments worth N$1.26 trillion with electronic payments compared to cash...

Opinion: Noel Atkins – the hidden agendas not in the national interest

timberbiz.com.au - 06/Mar 22:28

Much has been made in Australia of the plight of one if its iconic animals – the Koala. This lovable creature has been adored worldwide, and has...

MPs urge GRN to adopt Tanzania’s wildlife conflict strategies

observer24.com.na - 03/Mar 18:33

The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Natural Resources has recommended that the government officials learn from Tanzania’s approach to managing...

Dealing with human-elephant conflict in Gabon

whyafrica.co.za - 27/Feb 12:45

Dealing with human-elephant conflict in Gabon Project launched to foster peaceful human-elephant co-existence in Gabon. A two-year project fostering...