We were reminded the other day by the very powerful essay (it was a speech given to graduating students in 1991) by David Orr, that has...

As most of you know, Progress Namibia started and has been leading the "Games for the SDGs" series, which has been running since the end...

Have you ever heard of unlearning? Our world views, our mental models, are shaped by our education, but also by our personal experiences,...

[Vala Ragnarsdottir, Emelia Arthur, Maja Göpel and Justine Braby at the Balaton Meeting 2018. Source: via Vala Ragnarsdottir] Coming back...

The Namibian Environmental Education Network (NEEN), a network of environmental educators in Namibia, just had their conference over the...

After a month away seeing the consequences of ocean acidification on coral reefs (a very depressing sight and all the more reason to...

How important are universities in advancing sustainability, and in fact, the Sustainable Development Goals? Very. In Namibia, there are...

In the beginning of March, I attended the Future Resilience for African Cities and Lands (FRACTAL) project workshop at the beautiful Heja...

Our Reinhold Mangundu has been volunteer teaching youngsters at the Physically Active Youth Centre in Katutura on sustainability. Here is...

Progress Namibia, along with partners Hanns Seidel Foundation (Think Namibia), Namibian Youth Coalition on Climate Change, National Youth...

Those of you who have been reading our Weekly regularly might remember the work we are doing on moving towards a wellbeing economy. As...

Recently, I have been in many discussions about how to mainstream sustainability and the sustainable development goals into university...

Africa is facing rapid urbanization, and if we look at Namibia, our public transport needs a lot of work. Currently, 50% of us take taxis...