A brightly lit bookshop with a reading table gives Windhoek a fresh place to spend a slow afternoon.
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Lifestyle
One Night in Windhoek: When Namibia’s Startups Took the Stage Together
For one December evening, Windhoek’s founders swapped the pitch for a party of their own.
A Drought, a Love Story: Hairareb Puts Damara-Nama Life on the Big Screen
A Namibian feature turns a story of love and drought into an evening at the cinema that feels like home.
Two Faces of the Bay: Walvis Bay as Working Port and Port of Call
The same harbour that stacks containers also lands cruise passengers beside a lagoon of flamingos.
Bird in Hand: Why Tourism Is Namibia’s Ready Investment Case
While the summit chased new investors, tourism was the sector already earning the country foreign money.
Sunday at Half-Four: When Namibian Celebrities Came to the Living Room
A local talk show turns famous Namibians into a weekly living-room ritual.
A Night at the Warehouse: When Windhoek Came Out for Women’s Cinema
For one evening, a Windhoek theatre turned local women’s film into a night out.
Craft and Country: What a Tourism IP Push Changes for the Guest
For the traveller, the policy shift is small, specific and mostly about provenance.
Gameviewing in Hwange National Parks
Spanning around 14600 square kilometres, Hwange National Park presents the human eye with the best of all worlds of unreserved game viewing.
Hwange which happens to be Zimbabwe’s largest game reserve chaffs those who love nature, tickles those who love the sun and leaves animal lovers with a huge “wow” in their inner most beauty sensory cells.