by p432140 | Oct 26, 2018 | People & Culture
The onyoka is a unique piece of jewellery made from mussel shells and it is often seen decked stunningly around most aawambo women’s necklines during joyous occasions or even as they run errands in northern Namibia. This necklace is worn to perfectly match their...
by p432140 | Sep 14, 2018 | People & Culture
To me, the most amazing thing about Namibia is the people. They are simultaneously warm and friendly, and oftentimes a handful too, just as in any other family or community. Hence, the awe-inspiring landscapes, clear skies and starry nights of Namibia are incomplete...
by p432140 | Aug 17, 2018 | People & Culture
Who needs online shopping in Namibia when the latest trends of dresses dangle as gracefully as ornaments on trees or on quirky hangers at open markets? Well, I much rather prefer this simplified shopping as the vendor is often the seamstress, who is ready to tailor...
by p432140 | May 25, 2018 | People & Culture
Do you also have that favourite culinary television programme you cannot get enough of, like Food Network’s Siba’s Table? After watching an episode, I often make my way to the kitchen and glance through the kitchen cupboards for ingredients to replicate the Asian...
by p432140 | May 11, 2018 | People & Culture
Namibia is home to welcoming people and renowned for the oldest desert, the Namib. – It’s velvety sand is hosted alongside a stretch of the Atlantic Ocean. Perhaps it could be the fascinating geographical formations that lure you to make this your next holiday...
by p432140 | Apr 13, 2018 | People & Culture
A few years ago I was, in what felt like, the middle of nowhere, on a road between Tam Tam and Rundu, on my way to Hakusembe River Lodge. It had been the first time I had been in this area, but the beautiful picture of the day coming to an end, the cattle lazily...
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