Namibia2Go, a leading car rental brand under Gondwana Collection Namibia, finally unveiled its much-anticipated state-of-the-art rental facility yesterday. The big celebration, held at the new premises located on the outskirts of Windhoek (a five minute drive to the national airport),…

All outdoor enthusiasts and sport fanatics should mark their calendars, because it’s time for yet another exciting and adventure-filled trail run. The much-anticipated Gondwana Moonraker Ridge Trail Run is set to take place on 9 November at Moonraker Outdoor Adventure…

The recent Ombu Heritage Festival at Otjiwarongo drew a considerable number of attendees from across Namibia – all eager to celebrate their rich heritage. While many outside observers may only see the striking traditional attire or the spectacle of cattle-slaughtering…

The recent 23rd annual Riemvasmakers Traditional Community Cultural Festival focused on solidarity in culture. The festival, which has been held annually since 1999, this year celebrated the theme ‘United in Culture: A Festival of Unity and Progress’. Held in the…

The sun rose gently over Fransfontein, casting warm hues over the hills, where the small but historic settlement has stood for generations. Fransfontein, a place whose name traces back to the fountain discovered by its namesake, Frans Fredrick, became the…

Gondwana Namib Park, a privately owned nature reserve, offers a unique glimpse into the life of wildlife endemic to the area. Located near the Namib Naukluft Park, this area showcases a harmonious coexistence between human conservation efforts and nature’s raw…

Happy World Tourism Day, Namibia! 27 September marks the global celebration of World Tourism Day, and this year’s theme, ‘Tourism and Peace’, could not be more timely or significant. Established by the United Nations World Tourism Organisation (UNWTO) after the…

Namibia is home to a diverse blend of wildlife, but many of these species are facing the threat of endangerment. In this series of features, we shine a spotlight on some of the country’s most vulnerable animals, exploring their habitats,…

There is no need for lengthy introductions – this is a serious call to action! Illicit wildlife trade is the world’s fourth largest illegal industry, worth between $7billion and $23 billion each year, according to the United Nations Office on…