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(240328) -- BEIJING, March 28, 2024 (Xinhua) -- A tourist guide introduces to visitors at the Twyfelfontein rock engraving site in Kunene Region, Namibia, March 26, 2024. Twyfelfontein is one of the largest and most concentrated sites of rock engravings in Africa to date. The site was recognized by UNESCO as Namibia's first World Heritage in 2007. (Xinhua/Chen Cheng)

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NAMIBIA-KUNENE-WORLD HERITAGE-TWYFELFONTEIN ROCK ENGRAVINGS

(240327) -- KUNENE, March 27, 2024 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on March 26, 2024 shows an engraved slab at the Twyfelfontein rock engraving site in Kunene Region, Namibia. Twyfelfontein is one of the largest and most concentrated sites of rock engravings in Africa to date. The site was recognized by UNESCO as Namibia's first World Heritage in 2007. (Xinhua/Chen Cheng)

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NAMIBIA-KUNENE-WORLD HERITAGE-TWYFELFONTEIN ROCK ENGRAVINGS

(240327) -- KUNENE, March 27, 2024 (Xinhua) -- People visit the Twyfelfontein rock engraving site in Kunene Region, Namibia, March 26, 2024. Twyfelfontein is one of the largest and most concentrated sites of rock engravings in Africa to date. The site was recognized by UNESCO as Namibia's first World Heritage in 2007. (Xinhua/Chen Cheng)

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NAMIBIA-KUNENE-WORLD HERITAGE-TWYFELFONTEIN ROCK ENGRAVINGS

(240327) -- KUNENE, March 27, 2024 (Xinhua) -- A tourist guide introduces to visitors at the Twyfelfontein rock engraving site in Kunene Region, Namibia, March 26, 2024. Twyfelfontein is one of the largest and most concentrated sites of rock engravings in Africa to date. The site was recognized by UNESCO as Namibia's first World Heritage in 2007. (Xinhua/Chen Cheng)

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NAMIBIA-KUNENE-WORLD HERITAGE-TWYFELFONTEIN ROCK ENGRAVINGS

(240327) -- KUNENE, March 27, 2024 (Xinhua) -- People visit the Twyfelfontein rock engraving site in Kunene Region, Namibia, March 26, 2024. Twyfelfontein is one of the largest and most concentrated sites of rock engravings in Africa to date. The site was recognized by UNESCO as Namibia's first World Heritage in 2007. (Xinhua/Chen Cheng)

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NAMIBIA-KUNENE-WORLD HERITAGE-TWYFELFONTEIN ROCK ENGRAVINGS

(240327) -- KUNENE, March 27, 2024 (Xinhua) -- People visit the Twyfelfontein rock engraving site in Kunene Region, Namibia, March 26, 2024. Twyfelfontein is one of the largest and most concentrated sites of rock engravings in Africa to date. The site was recognized by UNESCO as Namibia's first World Heritage in 2007. (Xinhua/Chen Cheng)

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NAMIBIA-KUNENE-WORLD HERITAGE-TWYFELFONTEIN ROCK ENGRAVINGS

(240327) -- KUNENE, March 27, 2024 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on March 26, 2024 shows an engraved slab at the Twyfelfontein rock engraving site in Kunene Region, Namibia. Twyfelfontein is one of the largest and most concentrated sites of rock engravings in Africa to date. The site was recognized by UNESCO as Namibia's first World Heritage in 2007. (Xinhua/Chen Cheng)

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Namibia inaugurates new substations, transmission lines to advance regional energy infrastructure

STORY: Namibia inaugurates new substations, transmission lines to advance regional energy infrastructure DATELINE: Oct. 8, 2023 LENGTH: 00:01:50 LOCATION: OMUSATI, Namibia CATEGORY: ECONOMY SHOTLIST: 1. various of the inauguration ceremony 2. SOUNDBITE (English): KAHENGE HAULOFU, NamPower managing director 3. various of the inauguration of two new substations and a 190km interconnector overhead transmission line STORYLINE: Namibia inaugurated two new substations and a 190-km-long interconnector overhead transmission line in an event held in northern Namibia on Friday. The Kunene Substation, located just 30 km south of the Angola-Namibia border at the Ruacana Power Station, and the Omatando Substation in Ongwediva are now seamlessly connected by the overhead transmission line. These facilities were constructed by the Chinese firm Sinohydro in partnership with a local partner. Namibia's Minister of Mines and Energy, Tom Alweendo, said that the event signifies more than the inauguration of substations and t

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Namibian artists thrive through biodiversity economy initiative, cultural heritage preservation

STORY: Namibian artists thrive through biodiversity economy initiative, cultural heritage preservation DATELINE: Oct. 7, 2023 LENGTH: 00:02:23 LOCATION: Windhoek CATEGORY: CULTURE SHOTLIST: 1. various of the exhibition in Windhoek 2. SOUNDBITE (English): CHIRON BYL, Artist from Spitzkoppe, Erongo region, Namibia 3. various of the exhibition in Windhoek STORYLINE: An exhibition titled "Ombonde-Hoanib Landscape" at a local gallery in the Namibian capital of Windhoek opened on Thursday evening, showcasing local artworks created under the Biodiversity Economy initiative. The exhibition focuses on the Ombonde-Hoanib landscape of conservation areas in the Erongo and Kunene regions. The Ombonde-Hoanib People's Landscape is a joint initiative aimed at connecting core conservation areas across about 40 conservancies spanning 78,000 square km. This vast area boasts remarkable tourist attractions, including Twyfelfontein, Namibia's first world heritage site. Chiron Byl is an artist from Spitzkoppe in the Erongo re

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NAMIBIA-DESERT ELEPHANTS-SURVIVAL

(230613) -- WINDHOEK, June 13, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This aerial photo taken on Feb. 9, 2023 shows a group of desert elephants walking at the Hoanib River drainage in northern Namibia. Desert elephants from the arid lands of Kunene Region in northern Namibia are battling for their survival as a combination of human-caused mortality, which accounts for over half of the adult deaths, and a distressing lack of successful calf survival plunges their population into a critical state. TO GO WITH "Human activity threatens survival of desert elephants in Namibia: study" (Xinhua/Chen Cheng)

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NAMIBIA-DESERT ELEPHANTS-SURVIVAL

(230613) -- WINDHOEK, June 13, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Feb. 8, 2023 shows two desert elephants walking at the Hoanib River drainage in northern Namibia. Desert elephants from the arid lands of Kunene Region in northern Namibia are battling for their survival as a combination of human-caused mortality, which accounts for over half of the adult deaths, and a distressing lack of successful calf survival plunges their population into a critical state. TO GO WITH "Human activity threatens survival of desert elephants in Namibia: study" (Xinhua/Chen Cheng)

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NAMIBIA-DESERT ELEPHANTS-SURVIVAL

(230613) -- WINDHOEK, June 13, 2023 (Xinhua) -- This photo taken on Feb. 8, 2023 shows a desert elephant walking at the Hoanib River drainage in northern Namibia. Desert elephants from the arid lands of Kunene Region in northern Namibia are battling for their survival as a combination of human-caused mortality, which accounts for over half of the adult deaths, and a distressing lack of successful calf survival plunges their population into a critical state. TO GO WITH "Human activity threatens survival of desert elephants in Namibia: study" (Xinhua/Chen Cheng)

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NAMIBIA-YOUNG ENGINEERS-HAND-MADE TOY CARS-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

(220830) -- WINDHOEK, Aug. 30, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Gideon Katjimba, a self-taught engineer at Kunene General Company, displays toy cars enhanced with digital features in Windhoek, Namibia, on Aug. 30, 2022. Young street engineers from Opuwo town in Kunene region, north-western Namibia, are integrating robotics into hand-made toy cars to capture new business opportunities. (Photo by Ndalimpinga Iita/Xinhua) TO GO WITH Namibian young engineers' hand-made toy cars capture new business opportunities

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NAMIBIA-YOUNG ENGINEERS-HAND-MADE TOY CARS-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

(220830) -- OPUWO (NAMIBIA), Aug. 30, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Young men assemble toy cars at a workshop in Opuwo town, Kunene region, Namibia, on Aug. 30, 2022. Young street engineers from Opuwo town in Kunene region, north-western Namibia, are integrating robotics into hand-made toy cars to capture new business opportunities. (Xinhua) TO GO WITH Namibian young engineers' hand-made toy cars capture new business opportunities

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NAMIBIA-YOUNG ENGINEERS-HAND-MADE TOY CARS-BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

(220830) -- WINDHOEK, Aug. 30, 2022 (Xinhua) -- Gideon Katjimba (L), a self-taught engineer at Kunene General Company, is seen with representatives from the Future Lab Technology at the University of Namibia in Windhoek, Namibia, on Aug. 30, 2022. Young street engineers from Opuwo town in Kunene region, north-western Namibia, are integrating robotics into hand-made toy cars to capture new business opportunities. (Photo by Ndalimpinga Iita/Xinhua) TO GO WITH Namibian young engineers' hand-made toy cars capture new business opportunities