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Botswana-Namibia-2-Book 1.Indb
© Lonely Planet 413 Index amoebic dysentery 392 Bathoen 55 ABBREVIATIONS animals, see also Big Five, wildlife, bats 142 B Botswana individual animals Batswana people (B) 62 N Namibia Botswana 72 Battle of Moordkoppie (N) 251 Zam Zambia endangered species 74-5, 96, 227, Battle of Waterberg (N) 206 Zim Zimbabwe 297, 321 Bayei people (B) 63 Namibia 225, 321 beaches (N) 316 safety 50 Bechuanaland Democratic Party !nara melons 335 anteaters 74 (BDP) 57 /AE//Gams Arts Festival (N) 221, antelopes 115, 116, 193 Bechuanaland People’s Party (BPP) 239, 370 architecture 57 books 313 beer A Botswana 66-7 Botswana 71 aardvarks 74 Namibia 220-1, 350, 6 Namibia 223, 316 aardwolves 225 area codes, see inside front cover Bethanie (N) 345-6 abseiling 183 Arnhem Cave (N) 342-3 bicycle travel, see cycling accommodation, see also individual art galleries Big Five 50, 72, 97, 132 locations Botswana 151 Big Tree (Zim) 195 Botswana 158-9 National Art Gallery (N) 238 bilharzia (schistosomiasis) 391 Namibia 363-5 arts, see also individual arts Bird Island (N) 327 INDEX activities, see also individual activities Botswana 66-70 Bird Paradise (N) 328 Botswana 158-60 Namibia 218-22 birds 44-7 Namibia 365-6 ATMs Botswana 74 Victoria Falls 183-5 Contemporary San Art Gallery & Namibia 226 Africa fish eagles 45, 44 Craft Shop 165 bird-watching African wild dogs 116, 117, 132, Namibia 372 Botswana 103, 115, 132, 134, 136, 152 Attenborough, David 316 136 Agate Bay (N) 351 Aus (N) 347 Namibia 152, 267-8 Agricultural Museum (N) 346 Aus-Lüderitz Rd (N) 347-8 Zambia 183 Aha Hills -
National Archives of Namibia Findaid 1/1/207 National Monuments
Findaid 1/1/207 National Archives of Namibia Findaid 1/1/207 National Monuments Council RNG 1949-1988 (Raad vir Nasionale Gedenkwaardighede) Compiled by Werner Hillebrecht, October 2008 Amended January 2010 1/1/207 - RNG National Archives of Namibia Findaid 1/1/207 For archival group RNG 1st edition, October 2008 Minor amendments, January 2010 © National Archives of Namibia, 2008 Republic of Namibia Ministry of Education National Archives of Namibia P/Bag 13250 Windhoek Namibia [email protected] 2 1/1/207 - RNG Introduction The National Monuments Council has been operating under the South African “National Monuments Act”, Act 28 of 1969, as a subsidiary body under the National Monuments Council of South Africa. In 1978, its administration was transferred to the local SWA Administration by Proclamation AG 1/1978. Its legal basis before 1969 and the details of its administrative functioning remain to be researched, and could not be considered for this findaid. Owing to the pressing need to have a findaid available, it is being released without the relevant administrative detail information. A predecessor of the National Monuments Council was the Historical Monuments Commission. Some records of the Historical Monuments Commission are available in private accessions at the National Archives: • A.23 - C.J.C. Lemmer • A.125 - Historical Monuments Commission • A.240 - F. Gaerdes • A.769 - Lemmer Collection (Findaid 2/101) Additional material concerning the work of the National Monuments Council can be found in the following private accessions: • A.664 - P.Petzold’s work in the National Monuments Council • A.723 - National Monuments (Colour slides by Andreas Vogt) With the passing of the Heritage Act (Act no.27 of 2004), the National Monuments Council was superseded by the National Heritage Council. -
Download Tour Dossier
Tour Notes Namibia Encompassed - Tailormade Tour Duration: 14 Days Tour Rating Fitness ●●○○○ | Off the Beaten Track ●●●○○ | Culture ●●●○○ | History ●●●○○ | Wildlife ●●●●○ Tour Pace Moderate Tour Highlights ✓ Sossusvlei - The world's highest sand dunes ✓ Swakopmund - A charming coastal town with German colonial architecture ✓ Damaraland - Ancient Bushmen rock art and the Himba people ✓ Etosha - Abundant wildlife from comfortable lodges within the park Tour Map Namibia Encompassed – Tailormade Tour Essentials Accommodation: Mix of comfortable mid-range (NOT LUXURY) lodges and hotels Included Meals: Daily breakfast (B), plus lunches (L) and dinners (D) as shown in the itinerary Group Size: Private tailormade tour Start Point: Windhoek – you can arrive any time on Day 1 End Point: Windhoek – you can depart any time from 17:00 on Day 14 Transport: Land Cruiser or modified vehicle Country Visited: Namibia Namibia Encompassed A perfect tour for first time visitors to Namibia, taking in many of the country’s outstanding highlights. Staying at comfortable lodges and hotels, we will experience dramatic scenery and varied wildlife as we explore the Kalahari Desert including the incredible Fish River Canyon, the towering blazing red dunes of Sossusvlei, laid back Swakopmund, the tribal heart of Damaraland and the world famous Etosha National Park. You may also wish to consider an extension to Okonjima Reserve, home to the Africat foundation, doing great work to protect big cats in Southern Africa. Tour itinerary notes While our intention is to adhere to the day-by-day itinerary as printed below, a degree of flexibility is built in. Overnight stops may vary from those suggested and on occasions alternative accommodation, of a similar standard to that named below, will be used. -
NAMIBIA Untarred Road ATLANTIC 4X4 Track OCEAN
8TH Ed TRAVEL GUIDE ANGOLA ZAMBIA LEGEND Oshakati Area Maps Otjiwarongo National Road Windhoek Swakopmund Tarred Road BOTSWANA Walvis Bay NAMIBIA Untarred Road ATLANTIC 4x4 Track OCEAN Keetmanshoop Railway Lderitz International Boundary NAMIBIA SOUTH AFRICA Otjikoto Lake Main Dam or Waterway TRAVEL GUIDE GUIDE TRAVEL Ugab River Etosha Nature National Reserve CONTENTS Park Practical, informative and user-friendly, the Route 1. Introducing Namibia B3 Number Globetrotter Travel Guide to Namibia The Land • History in Brief City highlights the major places of interest, describing their WINDHOEK Government and Economy principal attractions and offering sound suggestions The People Town or Otavi Village on where to tour, stay, eat, shop and relax. 2. Windhoek and Surrounds Hoba Place of Meteorite Interest Windhoek NAMIB-NAUKLUFT Hotel or HE UTHOR Mariental and Surrounds LODGE H Pension T A Okahandja and Gross Barmen CAÑON L Lodge Willie Olivier is based in Windhoek and has an extensive LODGE Kalahari Anib Rest Camp or knowledge of both the country and the people. He is 3. Southern Namibia Lodge Guest Farm The Southern Hinterland Etendeka Luxury a keen backpacker, and his travels have introduced Mountain Camp Tented Camp him to all aspects of this magnificent country. The Fish River Canyon and xAi-xAis Hobas Campsite The Diamond Coast Airport 4. The Namib Mountain ERONGO The Coast The Namib-Naukluft Park NAMIBIA Town Plans 5. Skeleton Coast and Kaokoveld Marconi Main Road NAMIBIA Dorob National Park Gathemann Other Road Damaraland Skeleton Coast Park Railway Vital tips for visitors Kaokoland Built-up Published and distributed by Distributed in Africa by Distributed in the USA by Area New Holland Publishers (UK) Ltd Map Studio The Globe Pequot Press 6. -
VISTA POINT Reisemagazin Südliches Afrika
Ausgabe 4/2016 • 1. Jahrgang VISTA POINT Reisemagazin Reisen Tag für Tag Naukluft 40 km Büllsport Sossusvlei e g r Lodge e -B ft u Sesriem kl Sossus Dune Lodge au C 14 N D 854 C 21 Mountain Mariental Homestead C 19 e m r i n Hammerstein s o Sossusvlei S e y Maltahöhe C 19 a n C C 19 D 831 La Vallée Tranquille S c Burgsdorf C 18 Grootfontein h Gibeon w © istockphoto/stillwords © Wolwedans D 824 a Schloss r Namib-Naukluft National Park t Dune Camp D 831 z Duwisib r a C 27 D 826 C 14 n Namibia d Schwartzen- berg 8 1922 C 27 Helmeringhausen A Berseba t l 7 a n C 13 C 14 t i c B 4 Bethanie O Lüderitz c B 4 e Aus Seeheim Kolmanskop Goageb B 4 a DIE SCHÖNSTEN NATIONALPARKS n cyan magenta yellow black VISTA POINT Namibia - Karte 6 (Route 7/8) Format: 98,0 x 95,0mm Vista Point 21.11.2011 TRAUMLANDSCHAFTEN INKL. DIE KÜCHE SÜDAFRIKAS LESE- PROBE SÜDLICHES AFRIKA NAMIBIA · SÜDAFRIKA · SIMBABWE · BOTSWANA Liebe Leserinnen, liebe Leser, was erinnert Sie nach Ihrer Rückkehr an die letzte Reise? Sind es die abge- tretenen Schuhe, die Sandkörner im Koffer oder die vielen Fotos auf der Speicherkarte der Kamera? Wie hält man die Ehrfurcht fest, die den Reisenden am Gipfel eines Berges oder beim Anblick uralter Kulturstät- ten ergreift? iStockphoto/KaviPix © Seit 1988 fassen unsere Autoren für Sie Ihre Erfahrungen und Erlebnisse in Das VISTA POINT Reisemagazin, unser Worte und schreiben über die schönsten E-Magazin, gibt es ausschließlich im Reiseziele dieser Welt. -
Namibia and Windhoek: an Historical Survey Drs Dirk Teeuwen Msc, Holland
Namibia and Windhoek: an historical survey drs Dirk Teeuwen MSc, Holland Contents 1. Founding Windhoek 2. The Oorlam-Afrikaner people 3. The Netherlands, Britain, Germany, South Africa 4. Illustrations 5. Independence 6. A selection of pictures 7. Some portraits, revisited 1 1. Founding Windhoek The name Windhoek is a Dutch-Afrikaans name and means Windy Corner. Maybe German Rhenish missionaries like Hans Kleinschmidt and Carl Hahn called it Windhuk in 1842, when they established a church there. However, the first mention of the name Windhoek occurred in a letter from Jonker Afrikaner to the missionary Joseph Tindall (Wesleyan Mission Society), dated 12 August 1844. Jonker Afrikaner (1785-1861) was born near Tulbagh at Roode Sand in South Africa. and died at Okahandja, South-West Africa after a raid against the Owambo tribes. He was the fourth Captain of the so-called Oorlam- Afrikaner people, also called Oorlam-Nama, in South-West Africa. Oorlam is a Dutch- Afrikaans word which means a small drink of liquor. Jonker Afrikaner 1785-1861, photo Dirk Teeuwen 2008, Museum Swakopmund 2 He succeeded his father, Jager Afrikaner in 1823. Soon after becoming Captain or Captein (in Dutch-Afrikaans language “kapitein”). Soon he left his father’s settlement at Blydeverwacht, in the south-east of modern Namibia. He did so together with three brothers and 350 followers and relocated to today’s central Namibia. From 1825 onwards he and his council played a dominant political role in Damara Country and Namaland (Namaqua, northernly). They created there a real Oorlam-Afrikaner-Nama state. About 1842, Jonker Afrikaner established a settlement at Windhoek.