The Kalahari! The name conjures up images of vast open arid spaces stretching as far as the eye can see. A stark mysterious and unexplored land full of exotic wildlife. The Kalahari contains the largest continuous expanse of sand on earth and is also home to the first people - considered to be one of the oldest cultures on Earth.
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Tsodilo Hills
Published on: 23/12/2024Â |Contributors: Sarah Kingdom
The little visited Tsodilo Hills, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, rise from the Kalahari sands, near where it meets the Okavango wetlands. With ancient sand dunes to the east, and a dry fossil lake bed to the west, the Tsodilo Hills are the spiritual home of the Basarwa (San) and Bantu peoples.
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The Kalahari Skies: An Everchanging Canvas of Colour
Published on: 19/11/2024Â |Â Contributors: Daniel Crous
The last remnants of an evening storm clings to the horizon as the night sky gives way to a ribbon of orange chiselling its way into the scene. Slowly an orange orb enters the fray casting beams of light through the thorny terrain and bringing with it a cacophony of sound.
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The San People of the Central Kalahari Game Reserve: Guardians of an Ancient Culture
Published on: 21/10/2024Â |Â Contributors: Sarah Kingdom