October, 13 2022 in
My top 10 travel essentials for a Namibian Trip
When I’m traveling, I always feel like I am forgetting something, most of the time I am,...
October, 6 2022 in
Uncle Spike’s Book Exchange: A Windhoek tradition
Ask any Windhoek resident and he will know of the book exchange on the corner of Tal and...
October, 5 2022 in
Celebrating World Teacher Day with Eduvision
“Teaching is the one profession that creates all other professions.” – unknown.
September, 29 2022 in
Why “Meatless Mondays“ can help the Namibians be more sustainable
If going completely vegetarian or vegan freaks you out, opting for a day without meat can...
September, 22 2022 in
8 Sustainable items to pack when traveling to Namibia.
With the ever-growing concern on global warming and the effects our actions have on the...
September, 19 2022 in
sustainability,
Gondwana Care Trust
Moving towards sustainability in Namibia
Sustainability can be described as a way to satisfy human needs while still taking into...
September, 15 2022 in
Glamping Namibia: why you’ll love luxury Kalahari camping
Kalahari. It’s a word loaded with nostalgia for this dry thirstland, its red sand dunes,...
September, 8 2022 in
Spring season
September in the amazing Namibia
Namibia seldomly experiences spring, the locals normally state that Namibia only has two...
September, 1 2022 in
Etosha King Nehale: feel like royalty at Etosha National Park
Etosha King Nehale is a glorious lodge just outside the northern King Nehale Lya Mpingana...
August, 25 2022 in
The Fish River Canyon is calling (pt.3)
When my alarm clock rings, it is still dark outside. I roll out of bed and discover that...
August, 18 2022 in
The Fish River Canyon is calling (pt.2)
Cooled off and with much lighter backpacks on the shoulders, we face the gully and step...
August, 11 2022 in
Road tripping with a newborn in Namibia
It felt like I was going on my first road trip. Oh, but it was, with a newborn that is!
