We aim to promotenature awareness and conservation. We are situated in centralNamibia and accredited with the Namibian government for vocational education,especially for field guides in a two years apprenticeship program. The Kambaku Wildlife College has been founded in 2015. It is interactive with quizzes, exciting facts, fun home-works and many pictures and illustrations: A greatcompanion and preparation for an adventure in Africa but also a joyful and informative read at home. Questions like: Where to find animals? Who lives in Africa – plants and animals? Who eats what? How do we survive amidst it? How is a rangers live? are answered in a lively, colourful while scientifically well-founded way. The 5 chapters of the book answer some of the most important questions around our Wildlife in Africa and our place as humans in it. It's also suitable for travelers looking for a preparation or a reference book for their tour to Southern African countries. This beautiful, fun and informative booklet is for Junior Rangers at the age of 9 to 14 and is also great for their parents. Kuiseb Verlag (Namibia Scientific Society)ġ60 colour pages, Format A5 Available in English, French & German.Wildlife, Environmentalists & Naturalists.‘Like’ us on Facebook , Twitter, and Tumblr to read all the poems. Poem suggestions can be sent through the comments form below. The African Book Review is posting a poem from each of Africa’s 55 countries over the next few weeks. His poems have appeared in many publications, including the anthology When My Brothers Come Home: Poems from Central and Southern Africa (1985). His first collection of poetry, From Exile, was published in 1976, and his second, Thoughts From Exile was published in 1991.
He studied journalism in Namibia, then Germany, working for two major radio networks in Central Europe before returning to Africa, first to Tanzania, where helped launch ‘the Namibian Hour’ on Radio Tanzania, then to Zambia, where he served as commentator, producer and news reader for Zambia Broadcasting Services, the national radio station. Mvula ya Nangolo was born in Oniimwandi, northern Namibia. I’ve indeed returned here for many a seasonĮven though I don’t own anything, it’s my land too.Ĭulled from Watering the Beloved Desert (Makanda: Brown Turtle Press, 2008) I am one of thousands who know I am finally home Of a landscape as recorded in many paintings I am one of those who perceive the rhythm I love to hear the sound made by sand dunes My heart opens up when I am in the mountains Staff exceptional - helped arranging Covid tests & activities, couldn’t have done a. The Caprivi Strip, which stretches off its northern edge, extends between. The country is about 800 000 square kilometers big and borders on Angola to the north and Botswana in the east. The Orange River marks the border between the two countries. Next came the bustle of life in South Africa, followed by the almost tangible peace of the Kalahari Desert in Namibia, where we camped out in a small tent. Namibia, a former German colony, is situated towards the north west of South Africa.
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Like thousands of others I hear its heartbeat Located in Walvis Bay, 8 miles from Shoprite Walvis Bay, Bay View Resort Swakopmund Namibia has accommodations with a restaurant, free private parking, a bar and a garden. It was a journey that also took us through a small portion of the Congo where we were threatened by officials, then on to Angola. Coetzees 'Disgrace' is about a lot of things, but at its heart it is an anatomy of racial hierarchy change in contemporary South Africa. I’ll certainly live here for many a season
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