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Mvula rhino sculpture takes centre stage at Napha AGM

An exquisite piece of art on show
Napha's annual general meeting will celebrate five decades of conservation hunting while providing a unique opportunity for members and attendees to support vital conservation efforts.
Francoise Steynberg
The Mvula rhino sculpture, an exquisite piece of art carved by Namibian artist Alfeus Mvula, will be a central feature at the upcoming 50th anniversary gala and auction of the Nami
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Allgemeine Zeitung 2024-11-15

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