August 5, 2012
Text and photographs Pedro Teca, Servaas van den Bosch The future looks green at the Nature’s Way health shop in Windhoek’s Town Square. A dream come […]
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Travel News Namibia, your gateway to captivating narratives that transport you to the heart of Namibia’s enchanting landscapes, vibrant cultures, and awe-inspiring adventures. Here, we invite you to embark on a journey through the written word, where each article is a window into the soul of this extraordinary land. From tales of intrepid explorations across the vast deserts to encounters with the diverse wildlife that calls Namibia home, our stories are a celebration of the country’s natural wonders and the people who make it come alive.
August 5, 2012
Text and photographs Peter Cunningham I never thought Namibia to be more or less hallowed than other countries, but few terrains can boast so evocatively with […]
August 5, 2012
Text by Tim Osborne Twenty kilometres north of Windhoek off the B1 is a fenced-off area under large camel-thorn trees. The area, which contains picnic tables, braai […]
August 5, 2012
Big stories about little things This is the sixth in a series by Joh Henschel of EnviroMEND about the Namib Desert. Its wonders have many forms, […]
August 3, 2012
Text and photographs Ron Swilling Chance led me to the garden in Omaruru on a wet day when rain was pouring down and thunder was rumbling. […]
August 3, 2012
Namibia has a strong track record of attracting foreign investment and many well-known international companies play an active role in a wide variety of sectors including […]
August 3, 2012
Text Servaas van den Bosch In a few months’ time Namibia’s first commercially homegrown chicken will hit the markets. With an investment of N$500 million, Namib […]
August 3, 2012
Text Bill Torbitt Namibia is home to a number of geological wonders, and include ancient meteorite’s, magma formations and rock formations. The Hoba Meteorite This massive, […]
August 2, 2012
by Nicolette Jacobi The Messum Crater is not like other craters in Namibia – it is composed of both intrusive and extrusive rocks. Between 132 and […]
August 2, 2012
by Keith Sproule Living with wildlife is easier said than done. For visitors to Namibia, the chance to experience the magic of mega-fauna such as elephant, […]
August 2, 2012
By Nicolette Jacobi The Dorob National Park (DNP), while established as a conservation area, is also a park for the people. Visitors to Dorob have a […]
August 2, 2012
The proclamation of the Dorob National Park set the conservation- wheels in motion for having Namibia’s entire coastline proclaimed as one national park – the Namib-Skeleton […]
August 2, 2012
While the Dorob National Park was proclaimed to protect sensitive environmental areas, for the first time in the history of Namibia a park was made available […]
August 1, 2012
Think big – 70 % of the earth is covered by water, an elephant’s trunk is made up of more than 50 000 muscles, and there […]
August 1, 2012
Text and photographs Ed Jenkins Regular visitors and residents agree that The Tug Restaurant holds a special place in their hearts, evoking memories of the good […]
August 1, 2012
Text Gabi Schneider Photographs Namibian Institute of Mining and Technology Mining is the backbone of the Namibian economy, and the country has several world-class mining […]
August 1, 2012
Text Ethne Mudge There are many ways to explore the wonders of Namibia – on foot through the Fish River Canyon, by scenic flight over the […]
August 1, 2012
Text Marita van Rooyen It started with the butterflies: all 365 of them stuck on the entrance walls of the Goethe Centre. This is what […]
August 1, 2012
Carola Lorck It’s a steamy morning in January and Carola is completely at home posing with her pots in the dunes outside Swakopmund. Carola grew up […]
August 1, 2012
Text and photographs Ron Swilling A kilometre of road runs through the centre of the small town of Maltahöhe that lies on the edge of the Swartrand […]