Witvlei Travel Guide. Exploring the calm corners of Namibia

Par : Leonie Ogait, Vernon Sinvula Malumani, Lydia Nghimelwandjovo Shipopyeni, Tinana Matjila, Lisa Noonga
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  • Nombre de pages36
  • FormatePub
  • ISBN978-3-6951-4763-2
  • EAN9783695147632
  • Date de parution04/12/2025
  • Protection num.Digital Watermarking
  • Taille14 Mo
  • Infos supplémentairesepub
  • ÉditeurBoD - Books on Demand

Résumé

Discover the hidden gem of Witvlei, a peacefull community nestled in the heart of Namibia's Omaheke Region. This travel guide offers an intimate glimpse into the daily life of Witley's inhabitants. Whether you are drawn to its unique location or the promise of adventure in its scenic surroundings, Witvlei invites you to experience a side of Namibia that few travellers get to see.
Leonie Ogait is a teacher student of biology and geography and a research assistant at Trier University. She is part of a German-Namibian exchange for educators. She visited Witvlei in July and August 2024 for the first time. Leonie researched the Fauna and Flora of Witvlei. Her favorite place in Witvlei is the dry river bed. Vernon Sinvula Malumani works for the Namibian Ministry of Education and is a grade 8 and 9 Mathematics teacher at the Nossob Combined School.
He is the volunteer coordinator of the German-Namibian association Suni e. V. He loves watching soccer or athletics competitions at Witvlei Stadium. Lydia Nghimelwandjovo Shipopyeni was a grade 5 teacher at the Nossob Combined School until 2024 and was part of a German-Namibian exchange for educators. She has taken most of the photos in this publication. Her most beloved photo motive in Witvlei is the mountain view. Tinana Matjila has been working as a Chief Executive Officer for the Village Council of Witvlei until 2024.
She loves to show guests Witvlei's charcoal kiln. Lisa Noonga is a teacher at the Nossob Combined School and has lived in Witvlei since she was a child. Her favourite place in Witvlei is Mast Hill, where she always takes a walk to relax. She also loves the riverbed with its nice sand because it feels like being at the beach. Niklas Mukungu Kakero is the principal of the Nossob Combined School in Witvlei.
He came to Witvlei in 2014 and is the principal since 2023. His favorite places are at home and at the school. Barbara Scharfbillig is the managing director of the German-Namibian association Suni e. V. and has been visiting Witvlei regularly since 2010. She is an educator and an expert in 'Education for Sustainable Development'. Her favourite memory of Witvlei is seeing the White Nossob River flood the bridge.