Shifeta calls on Namibians to protect the environment

Annette Mabuku

2024-06-17

Environment, Forestry and Tourism Minister Pohamba Shifeta at the Salambala Conservancy where over One hundred hippopotamus are stranded in the mud.

KATIMA MULILO, 17 JUN (NAMPA) - Environment, Forestry, and Tourism Minister Pohamba Shifeta has said climate change is real and Namibians have to learn to protect the environment and live sustainably.
Shifeta made the remarks in a recent interview with Nampa at Salambala Conservancy in the Zambezi Region’s Katima Rural Constituency, after visiting the Lungara stream where over 100 hippos are stranded due to the drought.
The Lungara stream, which...

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