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...
by p432140 | Jan 26, 2018 | People & Culture
When I used to stay with my aunt Kayoso during the school holidays, we had to listen to what she enjoyed most on the radio, which meant NBC-Oshiwambo station all day long. A twelve year old doesn’t really appreciate endless announcements and old school music. So I...
by p432140 | Jan 19, 2018 | People & Culture
Moving back to Windhoek after studying in Cape Town, the one thing I was apprehensive about was how I would long for my Saturday mornings at the farmer’s market. One of my best friends, Mewawa, mentioned the Windhoek City Market. I decided to try it out the very next...
Recent Comments