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• Anynomous

  26 June 2018

  We are looking for a dynamic & motivated person for the position of an Office Administrator - the successful applicant will need to meet the following requirements:

  • Team player • Self-motivated • Customer/Client Orientated... • Ability to prioritize and work in a methodical pattern • Attention to detail essential & desire to learn and achieve essential • Enjoy problem-solving, creative thinking & working independently • Able to work under pressure & meet deadlines • Fluent in English • Namibian Citizen • Available to start as soon as possible • Drivers Licence (preferable)

  Responsibilities includes: Office Assistant: Answer phone, take messages, welcome clients, Manage & order office supplies, assist remote consultants with tasks like making reservations, preparing travel documents, assist accounts department with paper work and any other general duties.

  We offer: • A market related salary package (based on experience & skills) • On-site training • A fun & motivated team

  In order to apply please submit a cover letter detailing why you are the perfect person for the position as well as you CV to jobs@namibian.org

  Applications close on the 2 July 2018

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• Anynomous

  04 June 2018

  Self-catering 2 bedroom tented accommodation at the foot of the Langbeen Mountains.

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• Anynomous

  14 May 2018

  Our final night before heading back to Windhoek was at Zambezi Mubala Lodge just slightly further down stream from ZM Camp and on the banks of the Zambezi. A much more luxurious option. Great area for birding and enjoying the beautiful surroundings. Calvin was an excellent guide on our afternoon birding trip along the river. We were lucky enough to see African skimmers and a malachite kingfisher as well as bee-eaters, coucals, and various herons.

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• Anynomous

  10 May 2018

  This is the 3rd accommodation establishment we visited in the Zambezi region, south-east of Katima Mulilo on the banks of one of the Zambezi River's backwater channels. Great option for fishermen and families on a budget. Henk and Renata were fantastic hosts and Ernest was one of the best barmen we have met.

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• Anynomous

  09 May 2018

  As with our previous trip to Bwabwata National Park (although this time we stayed on the eastern side of the Kwando at Namushasha), had an amazing game drive. It was beautiful to see so many elephants coming down to the river to drink just before sunset.

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• Anynomous

  08 May 2018

  Last week 2 of us went up to check out a few lodges in the Zambezi region. Due to heavy rains in the river catchment area, a few places, such as Chobe River Camp, are having to cope with a wee bit of flooding. Although gumboots and the sound of sloshing water as people waded around became the norm, it also turned the area into a water wonderland. A big thank you to Mariette and her team who were truly fantastic.

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• Anynomous

  23 April 2018

  After some lovely late rain we thought it was time to explore the hills around Windhoek.

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• Anynomous

  23 April 2018

  I know I probably post too many pics of birds from our garden but couldn't resist this Long-tailed Paradise Whydah before they change to their less flamboyant, non-breeding plumage.

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• Anynomous

  07 February 2018

  While the intrepid 5 rode the rest of us stayed at base camp to keep the drinks safe!

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• Anynomous

  06 February 2018

  2 hour ride followed by a braai with Equitrails, just north of Windhoek.

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• Anynomous

  11 January 2018

  A few new arrivals at our bird-feeder. We suspect they are escapees as they do not look like lovebirds that we normally see in Windhoek. Can't decide if Fischer's, black-cheeked or maybe even a hybrid.

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• Anynomous

  03 November 2017

  Took off early last Friday to celebrate our new garden

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