May, 16 2023 in
Pic of the week
An early Stampriet gathering
Although this may look like a photo of how many people you can fit onto an ox-wagon, it...
May, 9 2023 in
Grave Matters
Let the music play on
Music worldwide unites and uplifts us, conveying hope, love, joy and celebration. It...
May, 5 2023 in
history,
people
His master’s voice
When I found a photo of a woman and her dog in an album in the archives, it immediately...
April, 25 2023 in
history
The many lives of a Bedford truck
On my journeys around Namibia, I sometimes spot an old Bedford truck abandoned in the...
April, 7 2023 in
adventure,
Flora and Fauna
A tribute to mules
‘The mule always appears to me a most surprising animal. That a hybrid should possess...
April, 4 2023 in
Upcycling at its best
Upcycling
Interesting items gain a second life when they are found to be useful. I had to...
March, 28 2023 in
Grave Matters
Honouring our grader operators
I’ve always been grateful to our grader operators, who keep the Namibian gravel roads in...
March, 17 2023 in
landscape namibia
Roter Kamm – Namibia’s unknown crater
Unknown to most, a massive crater lies in the Tsau //Khaeb (Sperrgebiet) National Park,...
March, 15 2023 in
history
Remembering dairy days
One of my childhood memories is the early-morning delivery van dropping off milk from the...
March, 14 2023 in
people,
What’s in a name?
What’s in a name? – ‘No woman, no cry’
I love meeting Namibia’s people. In Lüderitz a few days ago I had the good fortune of...
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