In Rehoboth and Rundu:
A playground in Rundu- few and far between in Africa. Almost certainly built by foreigners, but greatly enjoyed by the locals.
Two boys hanging out under an acacia tree:
These kids came to play at 5am!
Mokoros (dugout canoes) on the Kavango River:
The seven girls (of 24 students) that I taught at Kwakwas. They called this sand a "river" because it would fill with water (for a few days) during rainy season.
Some of the youth center kids:
Taken in Block E. To me this is an amazing reminder that in spite of poverty, kids just want to be kids. Their resilience inspires me.
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