by ohadmin | 30 Aug 2021 | Lodge, Namibia, Namibian Activities, Namibian Culture, Travel
With an array of superfruits to choose from, its light and refreshing botanical flavours take on and enhance the characteristics of whatever it’s paired with, making it a perfect cocktail for any occasion. Let’s look at a couple of places in Namibia where you... by ohadmin | 27 Aug 2021 | Namibia, Namibian Animals, Safari
The Gray’s Lark is a stocky, pale, plain buffy-white lark that frequently matches the colour of the stony terrain it lives in. Its dark-tipped pale grey-blue bill and white-fringed dark tail distinguish it from the rest of the lark species. The Gray’s... by ohadmin | 27 Aug 2021 | Namibia, Namibian Culture
The Aawambo, or Ovambo, people are one of Namibia’s most vibrant tribes, and have retained many aspects of their cultural practices, despite concerted efforts to wipe out what was believed to be ‘pagan practices’, especially by those of the Christian missionaries.... by ohadmin | 27 Aug 2021 | Namibia, Namibian Animals, Safari
The small Cape fox looks as cuddlesome as it does look beautiful. It is also known as the silver jackal, cama or kama fox, and silver-backed fox, and it is found throughout the grass plains and semi-arid parts of southern Africa. These foxes have silver colouring on... by ohadmin | 27 Aug 2021 | Namibia, Namibian Activities, Travel
The former administrative headquarters of German southwest Africa has been given a new mandate as the Namibian parliament building. As a fitting homage to the bureaucracy of government, the name of the building means Ink Palace, in honour of all the ink spent on...
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