Angola – encounters with people. Nights spent in the settlements of several tribes living in southern Angola: Mwila, Ndengelengo, Dimba, Mucubal, Himba, and Handa. It’s hard to believe how differently people live in Angola. These are other worlds. We are like aliens from other planets to each other. They live simply, remotely, together. Without invented needs. Only what matters. Here and now. Day by day. Naturally. Holding on to tradition. As if at the end of Africa.
Robert Gondek:
Traveler, photographer, and Africa enthusiast. He has visited 26 African countries. For the consistent realization of the project “On the Way to the Highest Peaks of Africa,” aimed at climbing the highest peak in every African country, he received recognition in the ACHIEVEMENT OF THE YEAR 2016 category at Kolosy in Gdynia, the largest and most prestigious travel festival in Poland.
Angola – Life at the End of Africa
Open Lectures at OKO
Angola. Intensely and for a long time. In the dust. Under the stars. In the silence of the wilderness. Amid the bustle of cities. Under tents. In shabby hotels. In luxurious lodges. Often without electricity, showers, or toilets. With good food. And with endless sardines – we wouldn’t want to know how they are caught. Twenty days in Africa. 4,362 km by car and 18,568 km by plane.