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   Sources of fish in the ephemeral western iishana region of the Cuvelai–Etosha Basin in Angola and Namibia

   Item type: Journal Article • Journal: African Journal of Aquatic Science • Authors: MHT Hipondoka --- Department of Geography, History and Environmental Studies, Namibia BCW van der Waal --- Department of Zoology, South Africa MH Ndeutapo --- Independent Researcher, Angola L Hango --- Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry, Department of Water Affairs and Forestry, Namibia

   The triangle between the Kavango and Kunene rivers is drained by the Cuvelai, an ephemeral and deltaic drainage system covering more than 100 000 km2. In good rainfall years, the area becomes populated by fish communities dominated by five species...

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   Crossing Etosha: a history of donkeys in Namibia’s central north

   Item type: Journal Article • Journal: Anthropology Southern Africa • Authors: Luregn Lenggenhager --- University of Cologne, Germany Giorgio Miescher --- University of Basel, Switzerland Romie Nghitevelekwa --- University of Namibia, Namibia Martha Akawa --- University of Namibia, Namibia

   Donkeys are a common sight in Namibia’s central north and play an important albeit contested role in rural society and economy. Historically, they were one of the few domesticated animals that were allowed to enter today’s Etosha National Park and...

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