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Vincent and Maude’s barber salon
0 Comments Published by gert July 21st, 2006 in people, Namibia, photographersI left two cameras at Vincent and Maude’s barber salon.
Divani: Teophilia and Joseph, photographers
0 Comments Published by gert July 17th, 2006 in people, Namibia, photographersDrinkers and players at the Divani village cuca shop
0 Comments Published by gert July 16th, 2006 in people, NamibiaThe people in the second photograph are playing the Namibian hus balgame.
It is entirely possible to visit Angola for a day crossing the Okavango from Rundu. Currently Calai, Rundu’s twin town at the opposite side of the river doesn’t have any viable transport links with inland Angola. Most of the roads are still mined and there was heavy fighting as recently as 2000 during the Caprivi […]
Rundu: about Namibian cuca shops and a camera for Bramley
0 Comments Published by gert July 14th, 2006 in people, places, Namibia, photographersRundu lies at the entry to the Caprivi strip, at the Namibian side of the river Okavango (Cubango in Angola), with amazing views over the Angolan highlands. A bit more shabby to Namibian standards, the influence of nearby Angola is very strong, with a Portuguese speaking community and more mixed people than in Tsumeb.
On my […]
Peter (l) at restaurant Punyu Norden
0 Comments Published by gert July 12th, 2006 in people, Namibia, photographersSearch
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