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Sangwali, a nondescript little village situated in the deepest Caprivi Strip (currently called the Zambezi Region in the extreme northeast of Namibia) is the venue for a historic encounter between the famous missionary and African explorer, Dr. David Livingstone and Sebitwane, Chief of the great Makololo tribe. He had fled with his men and their families from their powerful enemies to safety in the marshes of the Linyanti River. A tragedy occurring many years ago, depicts the history of African missionary work from a very different view. After more than 150 years, the Mayeyi tribe still…mehr

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Sangwali, a nondescript little village situated in the deepest Caprivi Strip (currently called the Zambezi Region in the extreme northeast of Namibia) is the venue for a historic encounter between the famous missionary and African explorer, Dr. David Livingstone and Sebitwane, Chief of the great Makololo tribe. He had fled with his men and their families from their powerful enemies to safety in the marshes of the Linyanti River. A tragedy occurring many years ago, depicts the history of African missionary work from a very different view. After more than 150 years, the Mayeyi tribe still recount the time when they were enslaved to the Makololo, their sorrowful existence and the agonizing death of a group of English missionaries and their families; whom they firmly believe were poisoned by the cruel Makololo successor, Chief Sekeletu. Only one of the missionaries, Roger Price, and two young children from the Helmore family, survived this ordeal. They took the diaries of the deceased to England, describing their hardship on the banks of the Linyanti, a haven where they were to build a mission station bringing the Christian faith to the savage tribe. A German entrepreneur and traveler recently established "Livingstone's Camp" situated in this untouched landscape of indescribable beauty. The camp not only gives access to the wild romantic Nkasa Rupara (former Mamili) National Park, but also provides a historical connection to the missionaries and the Makololo tribe. A young and educated Mayeyi, a direct descendant of the slaves, built a small thatched "Livingstone's Museum", commemorating the incredible events taking place in this paradise. This is their story ...

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Konny von Schmettau, 1962 im Wittgensteiner Land geboren, wusste schon als Kind genau, was sie wollte: Journalistin werden und in Afrika leben. Beide Träume erfüllte sie sich. Mit neun Jahren verfasste sie erste Kurzgeschichten und Gedichte, begann während ihres Studiums der Klassischen Archäologie und Kunstgeschichte als freie Journalistin zu publizieren und berichtete 1989-1993 als Auslandskorrespondentin und Kriegsberichterstatterin aus Uganda. Ihre Reisen und Reportagen führten sie durch Europa und Asien, doch ihr Herz hing stets an Afrika. Uganda, Kenia, Ruanda, Marokko, Tunesien, Simbabwe, Sambia, Malawi, Botswana und Südafrika faszinierten sie, doch Namibia manifestierte sich zu ihrer neuen Heimat, und seit vielen Jahren ist sie in Swakopmund, der schönen Stadt an der stürmischen Atlantikküste, zu Hause. Bisher erschienene Bücher: - "Auf Pad mit Konny von Schmettau - Reportagen und Geschichten aus dem Land der unendlichen Weite und Freiheit" (2011), ISBN 978-99945-72-80-9 - "Swakopmund 120 Years - The Of¿cial Yearbook 2012" (2012, mit Peter Brüggemann), ISBN 978-99945-73-39-4 - "Mit Konny von Schmettau durch den Süden Namibias - inkl. Oranjemund" (2012), ISBN 978-99916-886-0-2 - "Oranjemund - A journey through history and modern times" (2014), ISBN 978-99916-886-1-9 - "Sangwali - David Livingstone am Linyanti" (2015, Deutsche Ausgabe), ISBN 978-99916-821-2-9 - "Sangwali - David Livingstone at Linyanti" (2016, Englische Ausgabe), ISBN 978-99916-821-5-0 - "Namibia: Entdeckungen, Expeditionen & Geschichten fürs Lagerfeuer" (2019), ISBN: 978-99916-821-6-7 - "Buschtrommeln in Uganda" - Als Korrespondentin im Bürgerkrieg (2021), ISBN 978-99916-821-7-4 Konny von Schmettau, born 1962 in Hesselbach, in the Wittgensteiner Land, already knew as child exactly what she wanted: To become a Journalist and live in Africa. She fulfilled both her dreams and published serveral books in English