On Day #5 of my hunger strike against corruption, I took a walk into the Namib Desert, outside Swakopmund. I asked South Africa’s President Cyril Ramaphosa two questions: “Will you stand against Democratic Alliance corruption? What will you do for what you love?”
My heart’s farewell to Swakopmund in Namibia was a short hike across the rocks and dry riverbed, and into the dunes of the Namib Desert. Weak from a two-week chest infection, it was a bit challenging but well worth it. Although I occasionally saw distant 4x4s and hikers atop distant dunes, I was alone for a long time until the wind found me for company. Later, I bumped into some camels (video) but they were more interested in eating the leaves of small trees than speaking to me. It was … Read the full article…
