DRY DELTA SET FOR WET WINTER
It is around 9:00 in the morning. Despite the early hour, the unforgiving sun beats down fiercely on the Daunara wilderness.
The heat forces a large number of polers to seek shelter under the leafy tress that line the riverside’s muddy banks.
Meanwhile a group of European tourists, basking in the sun’s golden rays, set off in canoes, expertly steered across the Gomoti River by their guides.
The river is one of the few to survive the drought that has parched much of Ngamiland District in the last two years. The water still flows, but at a much lower lev...
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