One of Namibia's museums, dedicated to the nation's natural and cultural heritage.

It takes its name from a traditional African game that involves four rows of holes cut in the ground or a block of wood, along with pebbles or seeds.

Photographs, statues, paintings, and real artifacts—like clothing and weapons—used by the various tribes in the nation are among the things you might encounter here.

Exhibits on plants and animals from around the nation are also housed there.

Situated in the center of Windhoek, the Namibia Craft Centre has established itself as the premier retail destination for unique crafts, presents, and trinkets in Namibia. featuring a range of 40 craft businesses run by women from diverse ethnic groups, rural communities, and community initiatives.

The Craft Centre provides a platform for Namibian handicrafts ranging from jewellery to carved tree roots. Conveniently situated in Tal Street, in the Old Breweries Complex with enclosed parking, the Centre is easily accessible for drivers and pedestrians.