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...
by p432140 | Dec 28, 2017 | People & Culture
It’s New Year’s soon! And everyone in Namibia is excited about New Year’s Eve and how to ring-in the New Year in style. Some people, like my best friend Peggy in her black laced dress and heels,prefer to dress up and paint the town red. Others, like me, prefer a...
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