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Baby snakes have an egg tooth. This flat, sharp projectile is used to slice through the egg shell and is discarded soon after emerging. Welcome Guest Search our database of travel articles and companies. WINTER 2003/4 ISSUE 26 AUTUMN 2003 ISSUE 25 Indian Ocean Islands Special Feature • Chimpanzees of Uganda • Katavi National Park, Tanzania • Swakopmund, Namibia • Everyone's Africa: Zambia • Guiding • Die Hel, South Africa • Interview: Ian Player • Top 10 Birding Sites SUMMER 2003 ISSUE 24 Special Feature: Africa's Top 50 • The Seychelles • Family Safaris • Kenya's Lamu • Photographing Cape Town • Short Break in Tanzania • Everyone's South Africa • Survivors - Desert Wildlife • Ray Mears • Addis Ababa SPRING 2003 ISSUE 23 Bill Bryson • Self-Drive in Africa • Cape Winelands • Big Cat Diary • The Nile • Botswana Supplement • Namibrand •  Flying Safaris • Birding in The Gambia • Cape Verde • Accommodation in Mozambique • Tanzania Travel Planner WINTER 2002/3 ISSUE 22 AUTUMN 2002 ISSUE 21 Senegambian Music • The Valley of the Kings, Egypt • Africa's Best Walking Safari Destinations • Self Drive in Botswana and Namibia •  Whale Watching in Africa • The Monasteries of Tana, Ethiopia • Mountains of Africa with Ginge Fullen • Accomodation in Nairobi •  Cricket World Cup • Ffyona Campbell's Big Five • Photoschool: Birds in Action

62. Summer Educational Programs In Africa - Madagascar, Mali, Morocco, Mozambique, N at the traditional culture of Mali Senegal, study the new South africa, August527, 2002 (23 days, Max. 15 people); August 4-26, 2003. namibia, Mozambique http://www.isp.msu.edu/ncsa/Summer_L_S.htm

Study Abroad Programs in Africa: Summer - Madagascar, Mali, Morocco, Mozambique, Namibia, Nigeria, Senegal, South Africa, Swaziland Summer Programs: Africa-Ethiopia Gambia-Kenya Tanzania-Zimbabwe The cost/fees associated with these programs are subject to change without our knowledge, use this information only as a guide! African Country Sponsoring Institution Address Phone Cost E-mail/World Wide Web Course of Study Type of Program Madagascar School for International Training/ World Learning (SIT/ASA) SIT/ASA Kipling Road, Brattleboro, VT Semester Madagascar Southern Africa Field Program, Mary Washington College, Donald Rallis Department of Geography Fredericksburg. VA 22401-5358 Fax:(540) 373-4697 Starts at $3,975 e-mail: drallis@africastudy.com gelder@africastudy.com www: http://www.africastudy.com/ Focus is on geography, history, and politics of post-apartheid S. Africa May - June Mali Senegal South Africa African American Studies Program Prof. Harold Rogers President, African American Studies Program

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64. CaseNet - Water, Land, And Development In Southern Africa - Namibia strategies for environmentally sustainable development in namibia. Politics, Policyand culture in Botswana, and Southern and Western africa (including South http://casenet.thomsonlearning.com/casenet/abstracts/water_land.html

Water, Land, and Development in Southern Africa - Namibia Jonathon S. Feinstein ISBN 0-538-86937-2 Case Teaching Package A case teaching package is available for this case. It includes strategies for case presentation, key concepts, solutions to the assignment questions in the case, and suggestions for the most effective ways to work this case into your course. Length This case is 24 pages in length and its case teaching package is 4 pages. Abstract This case explores strategies for environmentally sustainable development in Namibia. Issues related to cultural diversity, political structure and representation, economic modernization, and the arid, fragile ecosystem are all discussed and play a crucial role in the case analysis. Linkages to Textbooks or Journal Articles/Fit Within a Course Readings are cited throughout the case. Interested students might consult Pauline Peters, Dividing the Commons: Politics, Policy and Culture in Botswana , and various publications by the World Bank. The case raises economic development, political, and environmental issues relevant throughout Southern and Western Africa (including South Africa, Botswana, Angola, Nigeria and Zimbabwe) and much of the less-developed world. The case fits naturally into a course in development economics or environmental management. Study Questions Propose a development strategy for Namibia. Your proposal should address at least the following issues: land reform (should land reform take place? If so, how much, where, and in what way?) and equity; water scarcity (how can water be con-served more effectively? What are the best sources for additional water?); ecologi-cal stability; and industrial development (how much should this be emphasized? what industries should be favored?).

65. Boston.com / News / World / Africa / Namibian German Culture Clings On To Africa culture Clings on to african Coast. By Alistair Thomson May 7, 2004. SWAKOPMUND,namibia (Reuters) When European explorers reached the shores of africa s http://www.boston.com/news/world/africa/articles/2004/05/07/namibian_german_cult

Today's Globe Politics Opinion Magazine ... Africa Namibian German Culture Clings on to African Coast May 7, 2004 SWAKOPMUND, Namibia (Reuters) - When European explorers reached the shores of Africa's Namib desert in the 15th century, the vast expanse of drifting sand had little to offer an exhausted ship's crew. ADVERTISEMENT Much of modern-day Namibia was largely ignored by Europeans for most of the next three centuries until the Kaiser claimed its arid expanses off the Atlantic Ocean as German South West Africa, brutally forcing local tribes into submission before losing the colony barely 30 years later in World War One. "If I'd been there, I would have got straight back on the boat and gone home," said a German national now working in the capital Windhoek. Yet more than a century on the Germans are still here, hanging on in this arid expanse with their bratwurst and sauerkraut and welcoming tens of thousands of German tourists. Teutonic gables and church towers pepper modern Windhoek's skyline and once a year local people throng the streets in traditional German dress for the Karnival. The city even holds its own Oktoberfest, an echo of Munich's beer festival. "They found this country, dug their roots into it and they made a living," said Chris Jacobie, executive editor of the DMH Newspaper Group which publishes the Allgemeine Zeitung in Windhoek.

66. African Museums And Related Organisations On The Internet/Les Musées Africains Sao Tome Principe; Senegal; Seychelles; Sierra Leone; Somalia; South africa; Sudan; AldaCosta, Director of Museums, Ministry of culture, Youth and Sports namibia. http://www.icom.org/africom/africa1m.htm

This page provides a checklist of African museums and related organisations on the Internet. It has been developed by the International Committee for Documentation of the International Council of Museums ( ICOM-CIDOC ). There is also a general introduction to these pages. ICOM-CIDOC in English Introduction See the following sections: published directories of African museums general search services national details Published directories of African museums The International Council of Museums (ICOM) has compiled a Directory of Museums in Africa , published by Paul Kegan International in 1990. ICOM and the West African Museums Programme (WAMP) have published a Directory of Museum Professionals in Africa in 1993. While this concentrates on museum staff and their professional expertise, it also includes details of many of the museums in Africa. A new edition of this guide is currently under development. Further details from the ICOM Web site or the ICOM Secretariat General search services The Virtual Library museum pages (VLmp) provide a general directory of museums on the Internet, supported by ICOM. At present, this only includes a few references to African museums , but it should be monitored for new entries.

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Country Information on Namibia Namibia has three distinct regions. First, the coastal belt consisting of the Namib Desert. Second, the central highlands characterized by steep terraces, the region reaching altitudes between 1,000 and 2,000 m (Moltkeblick peak reaches 2,484 m). Third, the Kalahari Desert in the east, part of which is on Botswanian territory. Country Information on Kenya The people of Kenya decided to remain within the Commonwealth when free elections were held and the country became a republic in 1964. Jomo Kenyatta, Country Information on Tanzania Tanzania is one of the poorest countries in the world. The economy is heavily dependent on agriculture, Country Information on South Africa The art of South Africa's indigenous populations can be one of the ways to connect with lost cultures. Rock and cave paintings by the San (Bushmen), Country Information on Namibia Terrain Namibia has three distinct regions. First, the coastal belt consisting of the Namib Desert. Second, the central highlands characterized by steep terraces, the region reaching altitudes between 1,000 and 2,000 m (Moltkeblick peak reaches 2,484 m). Third, the Kalahari Desert in the east, part of which is on Botswanian territory. The Namib Desert extends along the Atlantic coast (some 100 to 160 km wide). The country's highest elevation, the Brandberg (2,580 m), is located in this area. Climate Although it is predominantly a desert, there are regional climatic variations in Namibia. The most arid climate is found in the centre, where summer daytime temperatures climb over 40°C but can fall below freezing point at night. Daytime temperatures on the hilly and semi-arid Central Plateau (including Windhoek) are generally lower than in the rest of the country.

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70. GMax - Africa: Namibia's Rainbow Project Votes For Change by civil society for an inclusive and democratic human rights culture in namibia. Windhoek,which has proved that homosexuality is indeed as African as it http://www.gmax.co.za/look/09/17-MASKnamibia.html

Go to.... Men dating Women dating Gamble online for cash Adventurous gifts Travel bookings Chat Shop: Music Shop: DVD/Videos Shop: Books Shop: Computerware Shop: Gaming Shop: Wine Shop: Women Shop: Verimark LOOK News Just Out National International Insight Past Out Return to Home Page FEATURE Namibia's Rainbow Project votes for change September 17, 2003 Attended by 42 members and 10 guests, the meeting unanimously supported the recommendations of a recent external review and planning process that will guide TRP into becoming more strategic and pro-active in working towards its vision of a society in which the human rights of all people are protected, affirmed and promoted, and the state fulfils its obligations to all citizens. The meeting further endorsed the transformation of the organisation from a voluntary association to a trust, and appointed a committee to oversee this process, which will be finalised at an extra-ordinary general meeting to be held in 6 weeks' time. The coordinator of The Rainbow Project, Ian Swartz, said that this transformation will enable TRP to establish a Board of Trustees whose members will be able to guide and promote the work of TRP. "We have come a long way as a voluntary association over the past six years, and despite being young and small we are currently the lead agency for the human rights sector of the Namibian NGO Forum (NANGOF)," said Swartz.

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73. Namibia Travel | Lonely Planet World Guide draws travellers to one of africa s most intriguing infrastructure and diverse traditionalcultures, it is Full country name Republic of namibia Area 825,418 http://www.lonelyplanet.com/destinations/africa/namibia/

home search help worldguide ... Postcards Namibia It's hard to imagine how the German colonisers of Namibia coped with the unlimited elbow room, vast deserts and annual quota of 300 days of sunshine, but that's exactly what now draws travellers to one of Africa's most intriguing destinations. Wedged between the Kalahari and the chilly South Atlantic, Namibia has deserts, seascapes, bushwalking and boundlessness. Blessed with rich natural resources, a solid modern infrastructure and diverse traditional cultures, it is a beautiful country of vast potential. Full country name: Republic of Namibia Area: 825,418 sq km Population: 1.8 million People: 86% African (50% Owambo, 9% Kavango, 7% Herero, 7% Damara, 5% Nama, 4% Caprivian, 3% San, 2% Baster, 0.5% Tswana), 7.4% mixed, 6.6% white Language: English, Afrikaans, German, Herero, Religion: Christian, Lutheran, native religions Government: republic Head of State: President Sam Nujoma GDP: US$6.6 billion GDP per capita: US$4,100 Annual Growth: Inflation: Major Industries: Meat packing, fish processing, dairy products, mining (diamond, lead, zinc, tin, silver, tungsten, uranium, copper), millet, sorghum, peanuts, livestock, fish

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75. Namibia Vacation Guide: Romantic Namibia Vacations, Namibia Safaris namibia is a southern African country with a moderately developed economy.Facilities for tourism are good and generally increasing in quality. http://www.travelwizard.com/africa/Namibia_Overview.html

Site Index Africa Luxury Vacations: Call 1-415-662-2683 to book. Open every day! Places in Africa Algeria Angola Benin ... Zimbabwe Namibia: Overview Namibia is a southern African country with a moderately developed economy. Facilities for tourism are good and generally increasing in quality. ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: A passport and visa are normally required. Bearers of U.S. passports who plan to visit Namibia for tourism for less than ninety (90) days can obtain visas at the port of entry and do not need visas prior to entering the country. Travelers coming for work, whether paid or voluntary, must obtain their visas prior to entering Namibia. Travelers should obtain the latest information from the Embassy of Namibia at 1605 New Hampshire Avenue, NW, Washington, D.C. 20009, telephone (202) 986-0540, or from the Permanent Mission of Namibia to the U.N. at 135 W. 36th St., New York, NY 10016, telephone (212) 685-2003, fax (212) 685-1561. Overseas inquiries should be made to the nearest Namibian Embassy or Consulate. REGISTRATION/EMBASSY LOCATION: U.S. citizens living in or visiting Namibia are encouraged to register at the Consular Section of the U.S. Embassy in Windhoek and obtain updated information on travel and security within Namibia. The U.S. Embassy is located at 14 Lossen Street, Ausspannplatz, Windhoek, telephone (264-61) 22-1061, fax (264-61) 22-9792. The mailing address is Private Bag 12029, Windhoek, Namibia.

76. An Introduction To Africa and it was once the richest city in africa. attractive aspect of Mali is its culturalwealth, which is namibia namibia, with its grand coastal desert and Kaoko http://www.geographia.com/indx06.htm

Safari . The word simply means "travel" in Swahili, but for many, it alludes to wonders first envisioned in childhood: sweeping savannas, big snarling cats, thundering herds of elephant and wildebeest. Like its meaning, the word roams the imagination, becoming other words and places, like serengeti, sahara , or Kilimanjaro . Safari crosses the landscape of the mind, until it finally merges with the name of the great continent itself, Africa. Geographia invites our readers to explore all the traditional African safari destinations, but the game parks and wildlife reserves are only the beginning of the adventure. The second largest continent on Earth, Africa contains more countries than any other. With a history of human habitation that begins with the oldest known ancestors of man, the continent's cultural wealth easily matches its natural attractions. Empires rose and fell in Africa thousands of years before the European powers began their protracted exploitation of the continent, and much pre-colonial culture remains intact. Click and Explore...

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