The Cuito and Cubango Rivers converge at the southern Angolan border, forming a bigger river, the Okavango, which flows across the Caprivi Strip, a narrow band of Namibia, and into Botswana.

he Okavango River Basin, a wild ecosystem that spans Angola, Namibia and Botswana, provides sustenance and habitat to a breathtaking diversity of wildlife. The world’s largest remaining population of ...

Every year, the Okavango River brings an infusion of crystal clear ... Literally following the water system upward―north through Namibia and into Angola―the NGOWP team discovered that the ...

In Namibia, the number of small river water offtakes quintupled between 2017 and 2023 — from just 25 pumps to 130. Medium-sized pipes also doubled in number. Many of these supply household ...

The Okavango River, which originates in Angola, flows through Namibia and spreads out into the Kalahari Desert, drains into a plain and produces this delta in northern Botswana's Ngamiland region ...

Angola and Namibia through the Permanent Okavango River Basin Water Commission (OKACOM) to ensure any proposed major development within the Okavango watershed is subject to an EIA, and that there is a ...

Ellanie Smit Freshwater fisheries are a vital natural resource for rural communities residing along Namibia's northern ... and Angolan cross-river communities on the Okavango River, were ...

The Etosha-Okavango basin straddles the border between southeast Angola and northeast Namibia (it also extends ... adversely impact wildlife and pollute river systems, including those the feed ...