Tag: tsumkwe

• Taking the Time: A reflection on my internship in Namibia

  “In Namibia you must take time.” Says Johannes. It hasn’t even been a week since I left the autumnal nip of Wageningen for the arid landscape of Tsumkwe, but I have somehow found myself chatting with two travelling electricians over a few shots of Jägermeister. Under a star speckled night sky a herd of elephants…

  Sandesh Bartlett

  16th Apr 2025

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  development, education, history, international-development-studies, ju-hoansi, ju-hoansi, kalahari, namibia, personal-development, sociology, sociology-of-development-and-change, sri lanka, teaching, travel, tsumkwe, wagenignen-university-research, wageningen