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Namibia travel information can change between research, booking, and departure. This log records corrections and clarifications that materially affect what a reader could understand or decide from a page.
Material changes include errors or important omissions involving entry eligibility, safety, health, fees, access, timing, commercial relationships, source authority, or booking terms. Minor spelling, formatting, and link-maintenance fixes may be made without a separate entry when they do not change meaning.
The initial entries below document the accountability and factual audit completed on 11 August 2026, including the destination, price, safety, entry, and metadata corrections made during the review.
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Send the exact page URL, the wording or claim in question, and the date you saw it.
Include the strongest available source, preferably the Namibian authority or operator that owns the fact.
The claim should be checked against its source role, publication date, and any newer controlling information.
Update the page and checked date. Add a public entry when the change materially affects meaning, cost, safety, eligibility, or a booking decision.
Public record
Newest entries appear first. Each record describes what changed and which part of the site was affected.
Destination and wildlife guides were checked against current MEFT, NWR, Ramsar, UNESCO, and NACSO material. The review corrected Etosha “Big Five” framing, Fish River trail distance and duration, Skeleton Coast boundaries, Sossusvlei access language, Sandwich Harbour permit context, and wildlife and conservancy figures. Unsupported dune heights, tree ages, population claims, fixed flock counts, and similar superlatives were removed or attributed.
Affected: Etosha, Fish River Canyon, Skeleton Coast, Sossusvlei, Walvis Bay, Wildlife, and Safari guides
Old lodge rates, route fuel totals, fuel-price ranges, commercial activity prices, and several point-to-point time promises were removed. Cost and self-drive pages now explain the planning assumptions, show what must be quoted live, and link to current fuel, road, park, and supplier sources.
Affected: Car rental, lodges, trip cost, budget calculator, and destination guides
Homepage and planning copy no longer presents a copied nationality list, a universal vaccine answer, a blanket tap-water assurance, or stale embassy and ambulance numbers. The revised guidance routes readers to Namibia’s visa fact sheet and portal, individual travel-health advice, location-specific water checks, and current emergency sources.
Affected: Homepage FAQ, travel advisory, visa guide, travel guide, and travel-insurance guidance
The root metadata previously risked giving child pages the homepage canonical and incomplete inherited social fields. Every public page now emits its own absolute canonical URL, Open Graph URL and image details, and Twitter card metadata through one shared helper.
Affected: Site-wide page metadata and sitemap registry
The earlier register grouped most public sources under a broad “Government” label. The register now distinguishes Namibian government, Namibian public bodies, community-conservation evidence, international official guidance, health authorities, and consumer-protection sources. Each entry also states whether it is a primary authority, operational publisher, official cross-check, or sector source.
Affected: Source register and editorial methodology
The source register previously concentrated on visa, advisory, health, insurance, and disclosure pages. It now includes direct sources for national parks and published fees, NWR rates and terms, tourism-business registration, the national road network, airport operations, weather information supplied through WMO, and communal-conservancy context. These additions do not make any price, permit, road, or weather claim permanent; the live source must still be reopened.
Affected: Source register
A new About page now states that current Namibia Plus guidance is produced through desk research and source review. It does not claim an unpublished team biography, a local newsroom, repeated field testing, or first-hand reporting. Standards for any future named local contribution are now public.
Affected: About page and editorial standards
This log and a correction-specific email link were added so readers can identify a page, quote disputed wording, provide a source, and see material corrections recorded publicly rather than folded into silent edits.
Affected: Corrections page, navigation, and footer
The source register explains ownership, intended use, review cadence, and the limits of each source role.