Blogs about: Herero

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Herero Women of Namibia as seen by Jim Naughten1 comment

merchantsonlong wrote 3 weeks ago: … more →

Tags: Travel, Fashion, Africa, Merchants on Long, Namibia, Jim Naughten, Women

Victorians of the Desert5 comments

Mariah Kunkel wrote 2 months ago: Photographer Jim Naughten‘s amazing portraits of the Herero people of Namibia are currently on … more →

Tags: Art, rabbit hole, Brooklyn, Fashion, Jim Naughten, Klompching Gallery, London, Margaret Street Gallery, Namibia

Jim Naughten: Conflict and Costume in Namibia

TIME Photo Department wrote 2 months ago: Resting expectantly on the roughly cushioned seat of his motorbike, Jim Naughten was entranced by hi … more →

Tags: Out There, Portraits, Africa, Jim Naughten, Namibia, conflict and costume, merrell

| HERERO TRIBE // VICTORIAN NAMIBIA |

MOOD MOODS wrote 3 months ago: Jim Naughten is an artist living and working in London. Each image, a portrait of Herero tribe membe … more →

Tags: Visual, Photography, Art, Photography (2), Culture, Jim Naughten, Namibia, Tribe, Victorian costume

Swakopmund, Namibia

rockersjamie wrote 4 months ago: We set off for Swakopmund for our fifth early morning in a row the following day. The rain had ebbed … more →

Tags: Travel, Namibia, Swakopmund, Himba, desert, Namib Desert

Damaraland to Etosha1 comment

thenervoustraveler wrote 5 months ago: After Swakomund, we headed north to Etosha National Park, with a couple very good cultural stops alo … more →

Tags: Africa, Landscapes, Namibia, Travel, wildlife, Culture, etosha, Himba, rhino

German amnesia and Herero women43 comments

Dan Moshenberg wrote 7 months ago: Over the weekend, Geoffrey York, the Africa correspondent for the Canadian Globe and Mail (and appar … more →

Tags: Featured, History 2, Journalism, Opinion, genocide, Germany, Louisa Kamana, Namibia, rape

Opuwo, Namibia

Iyaloo wrote 7 months ago: 2009-2011                            … more →

Tags: Namibia, Namibia: Opuwo, Namibia, Opuwo, Himba

A Seated Woman-drawing-1989

bennythomas wrote 7 months ago: A Herero woman, Namibia,Africa … more →

Tags: Art, Benny Thomas, Drawing, Africa, Mixed media, Namibia

The Herero genocide

Andrea wrote 7 months ago: The seeds of the Nazi horrors were sown in Namibia 30 years earlier, with the extermination of the H … more →

Tags: History, Namibia, Nazi, Concentration

More on 0s and 1s

betternotanothertime wrote 10 months ago: following up the previous post on 0s and 1s in the novel Gravity’s Rainbow, i wanted to think … more →

Tags: silent extinction beyond the zero, Gravity's Rainbow, pynchon, language, History, 0's and 1's

Namibia Day One, Windhoek to Swakopmund at speed3 comments

americancooksafrica wrote 10 months ago: My daughter finally proved that she is one of my people by being unable to fall asleep the night bef … more →

Tags: Namibia, Swakopmund, Swakopmund Restaurant, Warthog, SPRINGBOK, Jetty 1905, Drifters Swakopmund, @ vacation, Travel

Dorslandtrek (I) - The Republic of Upingtonia

gondwanatravel wrote 11 months ago: Today many people are not aware that the Trek Boers laid the foundations of the Grootfontein Distric … more →

Tags: Stamps and Stories, Bergdamara, gondwana, gondwana collection namibia, Grootfontein District, Hai║om-Bushmen, kalahari, kaoko otavi, Kunene River

Music from Namibia - Ozoseua2 comments

kapitololo wrote 1 year ago: I don´t know more about this Namibian woman but I like to much this music and hope you like too … more →

Tags: Africa, World, Namibia, African Music, Music, Namibian music, Music video, namtunes, oviritje

Germany's Namibian Legacy7 comments

Orlando Reade wrote 1 year ago: So the Bundestag have once again refused to acknowledge that the systematic murders of four ethnic g … more →

Tags: Featured, Books, Journalism, Politics, media, Germany, racism, san, genocide

More Babel

Fight the Landlord wrote 1 year ago: From V: The trek hadn’t been under way more than an hour before one of the blacks began to complain … more →

Tags: Other Books, translation, Tower Of Babel, Babel, Colonialism, Nama, pynchon, V

Independence - More than 300 Years of Resistance

gondwanatravel wrote 1 year ago: January 1677. At the tip of Africa, where a supply station has been established at the foot of Table … more →

Tags: History, Stamps and Stories, gondwana collection, gondwana, South West Africa, Travel, @ vacation, Namibia independence, Table Mountain

No Amnesty on Genocide!1 comment

africanperspectivesblog wrote 1 year ago: Appeal to the Members of the German Bundestag for recognition of and compensation for the genocide i … more →

Tags: African Campaigns, African Cultures, african diaspora, African education, African History, African NGOs, African Politics, damara, genocide

Tales from Dystopia X: The banality of evil5 comments

Steve wrote 1 year ago: The phrase “the banality of evil” became prominent with the publication of Hannah Arendt … more →

Tags: Africa, Anglicanism, Christianity, History, Politics, Aletta Tooromba, Anglican Church, apartheid, Banality of Evil


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