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EMERGENCY NUMBERSEENHANA (065)

Nampol....................................................................................................................Fire Brigade............................................................................................................Ambulance..............................................................................................................Water/ sewerage...................................................................................................Hospital....................................................................................................................Electricity.................................................................................................................

065 - 264 200 / 264 247081 128 7031 / 065 - 264 311

065 - 263 023 / 081 924065 - 290 600 065 - 263 023065 - 263 302

Experience a unique African adventure

SAFARI BOATS Depart from the lodge on one of our specially designed safari boats for a safari down the Zambezi and/or Chobe Rivers to enjoy the spectacular views and the abundance of game and birdlife this region has to offer. Please note these are not houseboats as the name of the lodge denotes. They are only 7.5m long and 2m wide. They are based on a swamp boat platform and the intention is to experience an adventure and not a luxury excursion on a floating hotel. LODGE Caprivi Houseboat Safaris’ Lodge is an exclusive lodge nestled amid a lush green garden on the banks of the Zambezi River, a few kilometers east of Katima Mulilo in the Caprivi Region of Namibia, offering genuine hospitality in a relaxed and informal atmosphere. The lodge offers five rustic, en-suite chalets, that open onto the riverbank; 3 campsites with a power-point, light, running water and central ablutions, and a rose-wood deck with lounge bar. Please note: the chalets have no air-conditioning or TVs. ACTIVITIES Fishing: Let our guides take you to the rapids for the best tiger fishing in the Upper Zambezi or further down the Zambesi looking for some bream. Boat cruises: Join us for a night boat cruise to spot our resident Pel’s Fishing Owl or relax with a refreshing sundowner on a sunset cruise. We also have half-day (4hours) and full-day cruises (8 hours) available. Advisory The Caprivi is in Africa and is a wilderness area. There are things that bite and sting. Be aware of crocodiles, hippos, snakes, mosquitoes and spiders. On the safaris you might encounter some of the "Big Five". Malaria is always a risk. Please consult your medical practitioner for advice. Please note we have dogs! Big ones and small ones!

Contact Information Tel/Fax: +264 (0)66 252 287 Fax: +264 (0) 886 501 542 Email: [email protected] Facebook: Lodge and Facebook: Safaris Caprivi Houseboat Safaris Home of the Safari boats Boat Safaris on the Zambei & Chobe riversBirding and Angling Safaris on the Zambesi

Zambezi River LodgeFACILITIES

Restaurant, Swimming Pool, Lounge, BarConference Facilities Seating, Wi-Fi, Air-Conditioning

Birding, Satellite Tv, Parking

Ngoma Road, Katima Mulilo, Caprivi, NamibiaT: +264 (66) 251 500

[email protected]

Caprivi River Lodge is situated 5 km east of the town of Katima Mulilo on the B8 Ngoma Road on route to the Ngoma Border Post, to

Botswana and the Chobe National Park as well as to the world heritage site “ Victoria Falls”, the 7th wonder of the World.

Tel: +264 (0) 66 252 288Fax: +264 (0) 66 253 158

Cell: +264 (0) 81 241 8182e-mail: [email protected]

PO Box 2029, Ngweze NAMIBIA

3 Palms B & B in Katima Mulilo offers you:• Spacious luxury air-conditioned rooms with en-suite bathrooms• Flat screen TV with DSTV channels• Bar fridge, Coffee and tea facilities• Internet connection, Safe, Pool, Lapa• A room equipped to accommodate people with disabilities• Wheelchair accessibility to all facilities.

Tel: +264 66 252850 Fax: +264 66 252850Cell: +264 81 279 3762Trollip street no1 - BomaKatima Mulilo - Namibia

EMERGENCY NUMBERSKATIMA MULILO (066)


066 - 251 225066 - 251 225 / Aft er Hours 081 321 6472

066 - 251 400 / 251 429 / 081924066 - 261 500 / Aft er Hours: 081 676 6592

066 - 251 400066 - 252 257 / 282 2123 / Toll Free 0800 000 100

+264 066 252366+264 811 [email protected]

ZAMBEZI WATERFRONT TOURISM PARK

Situated in the Main Street of Katima Mulilo ( Theo Ben Gurirab st) just left of the Caprivi Pharmacy, Baobab Bistro’s cool and tranquil atmosphere will ensure you

relaxing before you have the best meal in the Caprivi! Be it lunch, midmorning snacks and cakes or lunch, Baobab

bistro will see you leaving completely satisfied. INTERNET AVAILABLE

AND CATERINGElda Grobler+264 81 127 [email protected] Mulilo

OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Mon-Sat: 08h00 to 22h00Sundays: 09h00 to 22h00Zambezi shopping Centre

Main road

There are many things to see and do at Kalizo itself as well as spectacular adventures and places of interest within easy access. RIVER AND SUNSET CRUISES. There are few places

were sunsets are more spectacular than at Kalizo Lodge, and a sunset cruise on our spacious cruise boat is a very popular

activity enjoyed by our guests.

Kalizo Lodge Zambezi Fishing Lodge

+264 (0) 66 686802 • Mobile: +264 (0) 81 814 8861Email: [email protected]

Fishing, Birdwatching, Photography, Game viewing

At Impalila Island Lodge we combine our guests’ leisure time creatively with excellent, intuitive service, outstanding cuisine and a variety of activities including sunset game cruises along the Chobe River, island walks, birding and tiger fishing as well as visits to traditional fishing villages.

••• Visit for time. Reminisce for eternity •••

+264 (0) 81 886 5788 • +264 (0) 61 259 [email protected] • http://impalilaislandlodge.wheretostay.na

WE OFFERConference Centre • Full A-la-Carte Restaurant • Full Bar

Over forty accommodation units.

ACTIVITIESWe assist our guests with the booking, etc. of the following:

Canoeing / Kayaking • Bird Watching • Fly Fishing • Game Drives and many more.

Simply enquire at the desk.

Tel: +264 66 253255Fax: +264 66 252359Mobile: +264 81 127 4648Bertus CoetzeeEMail: [email protected]

Republic of Namibia

Zambezi Regional CouncilP/Bag 5002 Katima Mulilo

Ngoma StreetGovernment Building

Tel: 066 253046 Fax: 066 253619 / 253613

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For news and advertising please call us or visit our offices:K

unene is one the regions that

are seriously affected by the

drought that is currently dev-

astating the country, but rural vil-

lagers are more concerned about the

fact that government has allegedly

not yet started registering affected

communities for the urgently-needed

drought assistance.

“We are suffering and we are in the

dark as to when the government is

going to start distributing drought

relief,” said a middle-aged resident of

the Kapuindja village who, ironical-

ly, would only reveal his name and be

photographed in exchange for money.

Cattle herders who spoke to Ewi lya-

Nooli at a borehole at Kapuindja said

water is not enough and grazing is

practically nonexistent.

“The water pump breaks occasion-

ally and we are then forced to move

our herds to other boreholes very far

away from here,” they said.

The Kunene Region is mostly inha-

bited by the semi-nomadic OvaHimba

people, but there are also a few scat-

tered groups of Ovatwa.

OvaHimba are predominantly lives-

tock farmers but also grow crops such

as maize and mahangu.

Kahunguriva Thomas Tjijombo,

who is a senior traditional councillor

of the Tjijeura Traditional Authority,

said livestock farmers in his Otjerun-

da area are facing a real dilemma. On

the one hand they are being urged by

the government to sell off their lives-

tock because of the current drought,

but on the other hand the animals

are in poor condition and the prices

are very low.

A head of cattle is currently selling

for as low as N$1 000, while the lowest

price in a normal year is at least N$3

500.“Sellin

g our cattle now would be like

giving them away for nothing, but if

we keep them they will certainly not

survive the severe drought. That is

the dilemma we are facing,” Tjijom-

bo said.

He said his district did not receive

any significant rain this year. “There

was no rain to speak of. The whole

rainy season we only received a few

drops. The situation is really bad,”

he said.

According to him, neither the con-

stituency councillor nor the regional

government has yet come down to the

people to explain what steps the go-

vernment is taking to help the needy

communities.

“We are in the fifth month of the

year, but look how the [grazing] situ-

ation looks like. How will our cattle

survive until the next rainy season?”

he asked. Tjijombo further said that

his area has a huge number of cattle

and the grazing is already depleted

and cattle are dying. “We already lost

a big number of cattle during the pre-

vious drought [of 2013]. We fear that

after this year’s drought there will be

no cattle left in this area. My people

face a gloomy future,” he said.

Tjijombo also complained about

what he described as “a new pheno-

menon” in the area whereby some

people have fenced off large tracts of

land that were previously available

to the community.

Asked about this year’s harvest, Tjij-

ombo said: “What harvest are you

talking about? We have nothing. Go

and let the government know that we

are suffering.”

Meanwhile the Kunene regional go-

vernment has held a disaster risk ma-

nagement meeting to come up with

a strategy on how to tackle the situ-

ation.

The central government has also

announced the implementation of

drought mitigation measures, inclu-

ding a livestock marketing incentive

scheme, the lease of grazing and a

transport scheme.

The government has also advised

farmers who do not have enough

grazing for their animals to sell their

livestock while they are still in good

condition in order to avoid serious

losses as the effects of the drought

continue.

Drought-hit Kunene

pleads for assistance

Cattle selling for as low as N$1 000

All systems

go for Totem

Expo

Young singer

set for lofty

heights

NEWS PAGE 8

Number 3 - Friday 22 May 2015

THIS IS A FREE PUBLICATION

Voice of the North

NEWS PAGE 13

etango

DESPERATE: Senior headman Thomas Tjijombo (right) pictured

with a number of herders at a borehole in the Kapuindja village.

OSHAKATI

About 100 plots at Extension

16 – the new upscale property

development at Oshakati - have

already been allocated by the

town council, says spokesper-

son Jackson Muma. PAGE 7

‘Ludwigsdorf

of the North’

OUTAPI

The Tukwathela Mothers

Shelter Project facilities will

soon open to house expectant

mothers who have been camp-

ing outside the Outapi District

Hospital for years.

PAGE 3

Accommodation for

expectant mothers

OTJIWARONGO

Lischen Kachas is a talented

woman. In this edition, she

tells us why she returned to her

hometown to manage Otji-

warongo’s first radio station,

Equity FM.

PAGE 13

Listening to

Otjiwarongo’s finest

RUNDU

Three Rundu-based teams

will now ply their tr

ade in the

country’s first tier fo

otball

league, following the promo-

tion of Rundu Chiefs to the elite

league.

PAGE 16

Rundu to take

NPL by storm

Placido Hilukilwa

Journalist

[email protected]

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Kunene is one the regions that

are seriously affected by the

drought that is currently dev-

astating the country, but rural vil-

lagers are more concerned about the

fact that government has allegedly

not yet started registering affected

communities for the urgently-needed

drought assistance.

“We are suffering and we are in the

dark as to when the government is

going to start distributing drought

relief,” said a middle-aged resident of

the Kapuindja village who, ironical-

ly, would only reveal his name and be

photographed in exchange for money.

Cattle herders who spoke to Ewi lya-

Nooli at a borehole at Kapuindja said

water is not enough and grazing is

practically nonexistent.

“The water pump breaks occasion-

ally and we are then forced to move

our herds to other boreholes very far

away from here,” they said.

The Kunene Region is mostly inha-

bited by the semi-nomadic OvaHimba

people, but there are also a few scat-

tered groups of Ovatwa.

OvaHimba are predominantly lives-

tock farmers but also grow crops such

as maize and mahangu.

Kahunguriva Thomas Tjijombo,

who is a senior traditional councillor

of the Tjijeura Traditional Authority,

said livestock farmers in his Otjerun-

da area are facing a real dilemma. On

the one hand they are being urged by

the government to sell off their lives-

tock because of the current drought,

but on the other hand the animals

are in poor condition and the prices

are very low.

A head of cattle is currently selling

for as low as N$1 000, while the lowest

price in a normal year is at least N$3

500.“Selling our cattle now would be like

giving them away for nothing, but if

we keep them they will certainly not

survive the severe drought. That is

the dilemma we are facing,” Tjijom-

bo said.

He said his district did not receive

any significant rain this year. “There

was no rain to speak of. The whole

rainy season we only received a few

drops. The situation is really bad,”

he said.According to him, neither the con-

stituency councillor nor the regional

government has yet come down to the

people to explain what steps the go-

vernment is taking to help the needy

communities.

“We are in the fifth month of the

year, but look how the [grazing] situ-

ation looks like. How will our cattle

survive until the next rainy season?”

he asked. Tjijombo further said that

his area has a huge number of cattle

and the grazing is already depleted

and cattle are dying. “We already lost

a big number of cattle during the pre-

vious drought [of 2013]. We fear that

after this year’s drought there will be

no cattle left in this area. My people

face a gloomy future,” he said.

Tjijombo also complained about

what he described as “a new pheno-

menon” in the area whereby some

people have fenced off large tracts of

land that were previously available

to the community.

Asked about this year’s harvest, Tjij-

ombo said: “What harvest are you

talking about? We have nothing. Go

and let the government know that we

are suffering.”

Meanwhile the Kunene regional go-

vernment has held a disaster risk ma-

nagement meeting to come up with

a strategy on how to tackle the situ-

ation.The central government has also

announced the implementation of

drought mitigation measures, inclu-

ding a livestock marketing incentive

scheme, the lease of grazing and a

transport scheme.

The government has also advised

farmers who do not have enough

grazing for their animals to sell their

livestock while they are still in good

condition in order to avoid serious

losses as the effects of the drought

continue.

Drought-hit Kunene

pleads for assistance

Cattle selling for as low as N$1 000

All systems

go for Totem

ExpoYoung singer

set for lofty

heightsNEWS PAGE 8

Number 3 - Friday 22 May 2015

THIS IS A FREE PUBLICATION

Voice of the NorthNEWS PAGE 13

etango

DESPERATE: Senior headman Thomas Tjijombo (right) pictured

with a number of herders at a borehole in the Kapuindja village.

OSHAKATI

About 100 plots at Extension

16 – the new upscale property

development at Oshakati - have

already been allocated by the

town council, says spokesper-

son Jackson Muma.PAGE 7

‘Ludwigsdorf

of the North’OUTAPI

The Tukwathela Mothers

Shelter Project facilities will

soon open to house expectant

mothers who have been camp-

ing outside the Outapi District

Hospital for years.

PAGE 3

Accommodation for

expectant mothers

OTJIWARONGO

Lischen Kachas is a talented

woman. In this edition, she

tells us why she returned to her

hometown to manage Otji-

warongo’s first radio station,

Equity FM.

PAGE 13

Listening to

Otjiwarongo’s finest

RUNDU

Three Rundu-based teams

will now ply their trade in the

country’s first tier football

league, following the promo-

tion of Rundu Chiefs to the elite

league.

PAGE 16

Rundu to take

NPL by storm

Placido Hilukilwa

Journalist

[email protected]


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CROP FAILURE: A sample of a failed harvest. PHOTOS: PLACIDO HILUKILWA

The planned amalgamation of the

Oniipa and Onethindi settle-

ments into a new town has un-

leashed an unprecedented land rush.

Some traditional leaders have

started selling plots at astronomical

prices, while well-connected indivi-

duals are grabbing land and ignoring

the procedures for land allocation.

O� cials at the Oniipa Constituen-

cy o� ce, which doubles as the settle-

ment o� ce, are accusing some village

headmen of failing to co-operate.

“There is a moratorium on the allo-

cation of land, and all a� ected village

headmen were informed accordingly,

but some are not co-operating,” said

an o� cial on condition of anonymity.

It is alleged that some headmen have

gone as far as faking date stamps to

make it appear as if newly allocated

land was actually allocated before the

moratorium came into e� ect. This is

said to have caused widespread frus-

tration as the new land owners disco-

ver to their shock that they cannot be

provided with essential services such

as water and electricity.

An o� cial said: “When they come

here asking for water connection we

tell them that they cannot be given

such service because they acquired

their land unprocedurally. In fact,

village headmen who continue to al-

locate land are cheating their own

people.”A number of residents said they

were dismayed to discover that land

allocated to them years ago is now

being fenced o� by people who claim

to be the new owners.

Such was the case with businessmen

John Kandindima and Dave Shiingid-

wa. Kandindima said he lost a plot al-

located to him in 2005. He fenced o�

and serviced the land and was plan-

ning to set up structures when an

unidentifi ed female member of the

Ondonga royal family arrived, accom-

panied by a headman, and erected a

new fence claiming it is now her plot.

“Brute force is being used by people

who are connected to the Ona-

mungondo palace, claiming to be

acting with the blessing of the King,

but we are sure that King [Immanu-

el Kauluma] Elifas has nothing to do

with this,” Kandindima said.

Shiingidwa said he was busy servi-

cing his plot at Onethindi when it was

recently “confi scated” by people with

close ties to the palace. “Yes, I lost my

plot, but what can I do when those

who confi scated it did so with the

alleged blessing of the King?”

Travelling through the Onethin-

di settlement one sees new fences

erected all over the place. Only some

are said to have been erected legally.

“What is happening here is intole-

rable,” said an o� cial at the Oniipa

Constituency O� ce.The rush for land started after the

government decided that Onethindi

would merge with Oniipa to become

the third town in the Oshikoto Region.

Currently, the region only has two

towns - Tsumeb and Omuthiya.

The chairperson of the Oshikoto Re-

gional Council, Max Nekongo, last

year said the council had submitted

a proposal to Local and Regional Go-

vernment Minister Charles Namoloh

to declare the settlement a town and

for that to happen, the inclusion of

Oniipa was one of the conditions.

The regional council has already ap-

proved the town layout showing how

Onethindi will be joined with Oniipa

to make it one town, and the plan is

now awaiting approval.

The minister is expected to pro-

claim the settlement area a town

this month.

etango

OSHAKATI EENHANAONGWEDIVA ONGWEDIVA

Financial constraints and

bureaucratic red tape are some

of the challenges facing local

authorities in the North when

it comes to expanding their

respective town boundaries.PAGE 3

Over 500 houses have been

built over the last three years

at Eenhana, while other new

developments are underway.

Eenhana is considered to be one

of the fastest growing towns in

the country.PAGE 7

Plans for Ongwediva to host

the Namibia Music Awards

(NAMAs) have been put on

hold indefi nitely due to a lack of

available facilities, with the town

council saying at this stage that

this is not among their priorities.PAGE 9

The Oshana Region-based

secon dary school Gabriel

Taapopi has over the years

remained one of the top-per-

forming schools in the country,

recei ving numerous accolades

and awards. PAGE 11

Town expansionunder threat

Focus on Eenhana housing boom

NAMAs dreamup in smoke

GT a beacon of hope

Placido Hilukilwa

[email protected]

The stunning fall ofOshakatiCitySPORT PAGE 12

Number 1 - Thursday 19 March 2015THIS IS A FREE PUBLICATION

Rescue plan for

northern fl oods

Voice of the North

Land rush at Onethindi

CHAOTIC: The number of new

fences illustrate the land rush at

Onethindi. PHOTO: PLACIDO HILUKILWA

PHOTO LEFT: Onethindi will be

joined with Oniipa to make it one

town. PHOTO: FESTUS NAKATANA

As traditional leaders sell o� plots at astronomical prices

NEWS PAGE 5

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60 people conference centre, a 32 bedroom lodge breakfast, lunch or dinner at request.

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The Pahukeni River Lodge is situated on the river banks strategically located near the old but first missionaries hospital of the Lutheran Protestant Church.

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081 617 6346 / 081 234 3536066 - 258 004 / 257 810 / 257 813

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Aurora Curios & Gifts (Windhoek), Wecke & Voigts (Windhoek), Windhoeker Buchhandlung, Pure & Simple (Windhoek), Swakopmunder Buchhandlung, Henckert Tourist Centre (Swakopmund), Peter’s Antiques (Swakopmund), Die Muschel (Swakopmund), Viggo Lund (Walvis Bay), Lüderitz Safaris & Tours, Aneljo Boekwinkel (Mariental), Marin’s Lädchen (Omaruru), Visser General & Packaging (Okahandja), Omaue Namibia (Otjiwarongo), Weyand’ s (Tsumeb), Mendacom (Grootfontein) sowie in den AZ-Büros in Windhoek und Swakopmund.

AZ 2016 Calendar available at the following outlets:

Namibia 2016

31 rooms (7 are Luxury Suits)Air-conditioning

Direct-dialing telephonesCoffee and tea making facilities, refrigerator, remote-

controlled satellite TV, en-suite bathroom

[email protected]+264 65 231 534/231 524

http://www.hoteldestiny.com.na

opuwo country lodge

catch the vibrant & relaxing atmosphere of the

Be sure to visit K a oko Re sta u ra nt

on your travels through Opuwo!

OPUWO Tourist Mecca of Namibia & Gateway to Epupa Falls

Ohakane LodgeTake a well deserved rest at the

Opuwo Processing Facilities manufacture essential oil from mopane seeds. It has a visitors center that give tours daily to demonstrate the manufacturing process.

Opuwo is situated 750 km northwest of Windhoek and 230km of Oshakati. It serves as the capital of Kunene

Region with an estimated population of at least 12 000 people. Its topography is ranging amongst the best in

Namibia and could fairly compare against the best in the world. This is evidenced by beautiful environment, tradi-tional homesteads and villages that provides for commer-

cial, social and economic needs of the villagers and tourists.

OPUWO

2016 OPUWO TRADE FAIR - 30th May 2016 - 4th June 2016

OPUWO ANNUAL TRADE FAIR

For bookings call: Vicky / Sean @ [email protected]

Creating Opportunities through business networking

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Early Spring Deals!

No Deposit | Prime Less 1% | 60 monthsWindhoek Showroom c/o Lazarett & Patterson Street, Windhoek,Tel: 061 249 341

Swakopmund Showroom c/o Edison & Nelson Mandela Street, Swakopmund, Tel: 064 406 293Keetmanshoop Showroom Ferro Street, Keetmanshoop, Tel: 063 225 414

Ongwediva Showroom Tel: 065 235 205Terms & Conditions apply

We have ‘state of the art’ malls...

‘State of the art’ Accommodati on

Preserving our heritage...

Investi ng in our small business community...

The new Oshakati Open Market

A thriving business community...

Home of the Totem Expo...

Oshakati FNB 1988 Bomb Blast Shrine

OSHAKATI TOWN

Tel: +264 65 220 229 [email protected]

We groom our future leaders...

Junior councillors 2015

We bring services closer to our people...

We take care of our town...

We invest in the minds of our people...

We are winners...

We pay homage to those that has fallen...

Oshakati FNB 1988 Bomb Blast Shrine

OSHAKATI TOWN

EMERGENCY NUMBERSOSHAKATI (065)


065 - 222 007 / 223 6000 065 - 229 500 / 081 296 3300

065 - 223 3222 / 081924065 - 229 555

065 - 223 3000 / 232 911065 - 220 229





Proud Member of

Hospitality Association of Namibia

H.A.N members offer a total of over 10 000 beds and close to 6 000 rooms in Namibia enjoy special deals and rates from a number of companies and suppliers

H.A.N offers its members representation at all levels, official, commercial and internal ongoing information flow and communication via electronic channels

With the people, for the people; together in H.A.N

Membership applications and info at Tel.: +264-61-222904 www.hannamibia.com

With the people, for the People; together in HAN!

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DM0201500177146ilSWA SAFARIS NAMIBIA

Tel: + 264-61-221193 / 237567, Fax: + 264-61-225387PO Box 20373, 43 Independence Avenue, Windhoek, Namibia

[email protected] - www.swasafaris.com - www.swasafaris.de

Seit 1954 .. . . Ihr Reiseunternehmen mit Erfahrung

Namibia und SWA SAFARIS, eines der erfahrensten Reiseunternehmen des Landes, welches bereits seit 1954 besteht, warten auf Ihren Besuch,um Ihnen unser herrliches Land, seine vielfältigen Naturschönheiten, seine reichhaltige Fauna und Flora, seine Menschen und deren Gast-

freundlichkeit zu zeigen.

Namibia ist ein Land der Kontraste, einerseits geprägt durch die deutsche Vergangenheit, ein fast europäisches Land, andererseits Afrika, wieSie es sich vorstellen. Wir von SWA SAFARIS werden uns stets bemühen, Ihren Aufenthalt zu einem unvergesslichen Erlebnis zu machen.

SWA SAFARIS NAMIBIA

Tel: + 264-61-221193 / 237567, Fax: + 264-61-225387PO Box 20373, 43 Independence Avenue, Windhoek, Namibia

[email protected] - www.swasafaris.com - www.swasafaris.de

Seit 1954 .. . . Ihr Reiseunternehmen mit Erfahrung

Namibia und SWA SAFARIS, eines der erfahrensten Reiseunternehmen des Landes, welches bereits seit 1954 besteht, warten auf Ihren Besuch,um Ihnen unser herrliches Land, seine vielfältigen Naturschönheiten, seine reichhaltige Fauna und Flora, seine Menschen und deren Gast-

freundlichkeit zu zeigen.

Namibia ist ein Land der Kontraste, einerseits geprägt durch die deutsche Vergangenheit, ein fast europäisches Land, andererseits Afrika, wieSie es sich vorstellen. Wir von SWA SAFARIS werden uns stets bemühen, Ihren Aufenthalt zu einem unvergesslichen Erlebnis zu machen.

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Welcome to Outapi Mini Lodge in Outapi Town, Omusati Region, Republic of Namibia. It is located alongside Oshakati/Ruacana Main Road. 10 minutes away from the Famous Ombalantu Baobab Tree and town centre.

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Early Spring Deals!

No Deposit | Prime Less 1% | 60 monthsWindhoek Showroom c/o Lazarett & Patterson Street, Windhoek,Tel: 061 249 341

Swakopmund Showroom c/o Edison & Nelson Mandela Street, Swakopmund, Tel: 064 406 293Keetmanshoop Showroom Ferro Street, Keetmanshoop, Tel: 063 225 414

Ongwediva Showroom Tel: 065 235 205Terms & Conditions apply

EMERGENCY NUMBERSRUACANA (065)

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065 - 270 089 / 272 002065 - 272 500 / 081 253 1936

065 - 251 022 / 251 401 / 250 318 / 250 302065 - 272 500 / Aft er Hours: 081 335 5239 / 081 129 1518

065 - 272 003065 - 240 653 / 080 000 0100

GREEN HOUSE GUEST HOUSE

Spacious, clean roomsRestaurant

Conference facilities

Tel: +264 66 256 356 Fax: +264 66 256 095Mobile: +264 81 315 2998M. Siwarongo Str, Rundu

• 8 Deluxe rooms (not self catering) • 11 Self-catering

rooms (Fully equipped) • Canoe and fishing trips

• Sunset cruise on the river

Tel: +264 (0)66 255 244/274 695 Fax: +264 (0)66 255 013Rundu

Kavango Trade Fair03 to 07 November 2015, Rundu

Contact: Mr KhagumbiTel +264 66 26 6400

[email protected]

T: +264 (0) 66 25 6798Engen One StopKakakuru Street

Sisindi LodgeMaria Mwengere St

PO Box 2144Rundu - Namibia

Phone: +264 66 255 339

Fax: +264 66 267 331

EMERGENCY NUMBERSRUNDU (066)


066 - 266 300081 257 5743

066 - 265 500 / 081924066 - 26 6422066 - 265 500066 - 256 454

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