TAZARA – The Tanzania-Zambia-Railway Adventure

I’d heard about this Tanzania-Zambia-Railway many years ago and it was always in my mind to do this trip once. The rail line between Kapiri Mposho in the heart of Zambia and Dar es Salaam at th eIndian Ocean in Tanzania was built by the Chinese in the early seventies. It takes approximately 46 hours […]

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The Guy Who Walked Namibia

This is Owen Kataparo Muhenjeq, an activist who walked Namibia to raise awareness for environmental issues A friend told me, if you go to Epupa Falls (North West of Namibia at the border to Angola), look out for Owen. And this is what I did. I arrived at the Epupa Falls Lodge, right in front […]

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“Going local” in Namibia – Episode 2

I am in Namibia since two months and I deeply enjoy it. It is a beautiful country, it’s empty, its endless views, friendly and helpful people are just a bliss. I had read that public transport doesn’t exist – and that it would be difficult to go around without a car. People told me, you’ll […]

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“Going Local” in Namibia – Episode 1

I am in Namibia since two months and I deeply enjoy it. It is a beautiful country, it’s empty, its endless views, friendly and helpful people are just a bliss. I had read that public transport doesn’t exist – and that it would be difficult to go around without a car. People told me, you’ll […]

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Part 2: What Companies Can Learn From Janwaar

This is the second part of “What companies can learn from Janwaar”. The first part you’ll find here. While the first part was more about how to set-up the transformation process in order to succeed (=principles), here in the second part I summarise the main learning in form of a few rules. Combined these rules […]

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Part 1: What Companies Can Learn From Janwaar

This is the first part of “What companies can learn from Janwaar”. The second part you’ll find here. While the first part is about how to set-up the transformation process in order to succeed (= principles), in the second part you’ll find the main learning in form of nine rules. Combined these principles and rules […]

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The Hidden Gem of The Swakop Riverbed

Swakopmund is one of the most well-known tourist destination in Namibia, it’s a hub conncecting the Namib desert in the south with the Skeleton Coast in the north. Only 30 km and 30 minutes away is a spot called Gaonikontes, an oasis in the Swakop riverbed. The last time there was water in the river […]

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