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First off, Bwabwata isn’t your typical national park. Here, people and wildlife share the landscape in a unique conservation area that feels more like a National Geographic special in the making. The park, stretching across a whopping 6 100 square kilometers…
Eva-Rakel Johannes
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Namibia is known for its fine network of gravel and tar roads. And as much as I enjoy the gravel, the tarred roads make travel easy and give us the opportunity to appreciate the landscape around us. This got me…
Manni Goldbeck
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The Okashana Springs on the northern fringes of the Andoni Plain is a popular place for residents of Omuthiya and passers-by to relax over weekends and public holidays. Much fun is enjoyed by adults and children alike to cool off…
Willie Olivier
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Everyone loves Kombis. Who couldn’t love this Volkswagen bus that was based on the design of our beloved Beetle, ‘the people’s car’. I have fond memories of my parents’ Kombi from childhood days. And later on in life, my family…
Manni Goldbeck
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This time of year, the ozombanuis start growing, peaking at Easter time. They bring back such strong childhood memories for me. You may well ask what ozombanuis are, and I’ll let you in on the secret. They are gemsbok beans,…
Manni Goldbeck
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Namibia has been experiencing widespread rainfall over the past few weeks, with significant downpours recorded across various regions. The much-needed rainfall, influenced by Tropical Cyclone Jude, has provided some relief to both urban and remote areas, replenishing water sources, rejuvenating…
Eva-Rakel Johannes
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Ruacana is situated at the western extremity of the Omusati region, where the plains give way to the rugged mountain landscape of Kaokoland. It is also the meeting point of different cultures – Otjiherero-speaking groups such as the Ovahimba, Ovazemba…
Willie Olivier
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The commemoration of Independence Day this year is especially noteworthy since Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, Namibia’s first female president, ushers in a new era. A momentous occasion transformed into a sign of progress and a revitalised dedication to diversity in leadership and…
Gondwana Collection Namibia
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One of Fransfontein’s stalwarts, Cornelius Bowe, sadly died on 7 March 2025 at the age of 82. A senior traditional councillor and vice captain of the Swartbooi Traditional Authority, Bowe was a well-respected, kind and much-loved member of the Fransfontein…
Willie Olivier
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Beyond the science, Namibia’s indigenous communities have long used stars for navigation, storytelling, and spiritual significance. It’s no surprise that what had begun as an emerging niche in tourism quickly evolved into a specialised fan-favourite for visitors globally. The word…
Eva-Rakel Johannes
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According to the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Nasa), meteorites are meteoroids (space rocks) that travel through the atmosphere of a planet at high speeds, survive those atmospheric pressures and hit the ground. Excitingly enough, Namibia has one of these…
Eva-Rakel Johannes
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Namibia, alongside the global community, is set to celebrate International Women’s Day tomorrow and Gondwana Collection Namibia takes this moment to honour the women who are at the heart of its operations. From management to frontline hospitality, female employees play…
Eva-Rakel Johannes
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Windhoek’s Avis Dam is set to undergo a major transformation, thanks to a recently signed agreement between Gondwana Collection Namibia, PSG Wealth, and Greenspace Namibia. This partnership aims to develop the dam into a space for conservation, recreation, and community…
Gondwana Collection Namibia
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Spread across the country, Gondwana Collection Namibia’s heart frames have been placed at lodges and key landmarks to celebrate love for Namibia and support the vital work of the Gondwana Care Trust. During this time of national grief, they take…
Gondwana Collection Namibia
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We received the message that our Founding Father, Dr Sam Nujoma, passed on at the age of 95. The 9th of February is also the day that the constitution was adopted 35 years ago. I first heard the name Sam…
Manni Goldbeck
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Gondwana Collection Namibia has launched the ‘2025 Academy Value Tour’, an initiative of the Gondwana Academy which will be repeated every two years. First introduced in 2015, the programme is designed to reinforce the organisation’s core values, gain Gondwana product…
Gondwana Collection Namibia
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