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A dashing Namibian sports tourism experience

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From supporting small businesses in coastal towns to creating investment opportunities and promoting the conservation of our fragile ecosystems, the iconic Nedbank Desert Dash yields numerous positive outcomes for Namibia.
Otis Daniels
What began two decades ago as a modest cycling event with just 44 participants, has evolved into a global spectacle. The Nedbank Desert Dash is now the world’s longest single-sta ...

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Namibian Sun 2024-12-04

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