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Monday, 11 May 2026
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Chris Brown

Also known as: Namibia Chamber of Environment chief executive Chris Brown

2018-03-292026-05-11

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  1. May 2026
  2. In a letter dated 28 April to NaCC chief executive Vitalis Ndalikokule, Namibian Chamber of Environment (NCE) chief executive Chris Brown calls on the commission to halt its investigation into Ultimate Safaris and three conservancies in the Kunene region.

    The Namibian

    Competition commission faces heat in tourism probe
  3. April 2026
  4. Meanwhile, NCE chief executive Chris Brown says importing honeybees from South Africa carries a high risk to the survival of local honeybees, and of affecting agricultural production.

    The Namibian

    No plan to import bees from SA – ministry
  5. March 2026
  6. June 2025
  7. July 2024
  8. Namibian Chamber of Environment chief executive Chris Brown last month said the exploration method would contaminate water with radioactive substances.

    The Namibian

    ‘We are scared but we want jobs’
  9. May 2024
  10. re. “The proposed hydrogen development in the Tsau //Khaeb National Park poses a severe threat to one of only a few global biodiversity hotspots in an arid area and one of the largest near-pristine wildernesses on earth,” Namibia Chamber of Environment chief executive Chris Brown

    The Namibian

    A Dangerous Gamble
  11. October 2022
  12. Kurz is now working with famed producer Leon ‘RoccStar’ Youngblood Jr, a four-time Grammy nominated talent who has worked with the likes of Chris Brown and Post Malone.

    The Namibian

    Charmy Kurz Prepares for World Domination
  13. July 2022
  14. This tour follows days after the Afro Nation festival in Portugal, which she describes as a “surreal and massive” experience, where she rubbed shoulders with world-class artists like Chris Brown and Wizkid.

    The Namibian

    Taylor J Flies Namibian Flag High
  15. March 2018
  16. More troubles fell on Snapchat though after they OK’d an ad – one that asked users to choose between slapping Rihanna or punching Chris Brown.

    The Namibian

    The Rise and Fall of Snapchat
Tourism & Environment

Competition Commission scrutinized over conservancy tourism investigation

The News

The Namibian Competition Commission faces criticism for investigating conservancy tourism partnerships, with the Chamber of Environment calling instead for a probe into Namibia Wildlife Resorts' alleged anti-competitive dominance in national parks. The dispute raises questions about whether competition law is being applied in a way that could undermine the communal conservancy tourism model that supports rural livelihoods and conservation.

7 May 2026 · The Namibian

Thursday 7 May

  1. Competition Commission scrutinized over conservancy tourism investigation

    The Namibian Competition Commission faces criticism for investigating conservancy tourism partnerships, with the Chamber of Environment calling instead for a probe into Namibia Wildlife Resorts' alleged anti-competitive dominance in national parks. The dispute raises questions about whether competition law is being applied in a way that could undermine the communal conservancy tourism model that supports rural livelihoods and conservation.

    7 May 2026 · The Namibian

Sunday 12 April

  1. Ministry denies plan to import South African bees

    The agriculture ministry has denied allegations of importing bees from South Africa to boost blueberry harvests, stating that the last application was rejected in 2024 due to South Africa's inability to provide health assurances. The rejection comes amid concerns from local beekeepers and the Namibian Beekeeping Association about threats to native bees and the lack of adequate quarantine systems.

    12 April 2026 · The Namibian

Monday 16 March

  1. Green hydrogen project in Namibia raises environmental and heritage concerns

    A proposed hydrogen production facility in Namibia's Tsau ||Khaeb National Park promises jobs and clean energy exports, but conservationists warn it risks harming endangered wildlife like African penguins and unique desert plants, while local activists raise concerns about community engagement and respect for sites of colonial genocide.

    16 March 2026 · The Namibian

Friday 13 March

  1. Namibia's green hydrogen plan raises conservation concerns

    A major hydrogen production facility planned for Tsau ǁKhaeb National Park promises jobs and economic growth but risks damaging endangered wildlife like African penguins and unique desert plants, prompting conservationists to warn of impacts on biodiversity despite Hyphen's commitments to minimise disturbance.

    13 March 2026 · The Namibian

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