LAC-Trip

Byatangajwe: 23.11.2021

It took us 8 hours to reach there: the vastness of this landscape is hard to capture

This tree provided us with seating through its roots and shade through its crown for our meeting. Much more pleasant setting than in the office!

I still need help with species identification here...

the Himba people mainly live in mud houses made from natural materials in the Kunene region

the mud houses are very sustainable, they do not require cement or other chemical materials, they cool in the summer and provide warmth in the winter. Maybe we should learn something from them?

I travel not only for fun, but also went on a trip to the north with the Legal Assistance Center: legal advice for a local NGO in Sesfontain and a workshop on sustainability, environmental law, land rights, and participation of indigenous peoples in Opuwo. I can mainly assist with preparation (research), writing minutes, and help with logistics.

Igisubizo

Ntiwibagirwe kuba mwiza :)

Namibiya

Raporo yingendo Namibiya

LAC-Trip

Raporo yingendo

Windhoek - Contrasts

Weekend trip to the Düsternbrook Guest Farm

Swakopmund the Second and Walvis Bay