The Khwe community residing at Chetto, a village in Bwabwata National Park, says they feel out of touch with the rest of Namibia and the world.

The villagers have never had access to a radio frequency.

The Khwe are one of the indigenous San groups who live on the stretch of land between the Kavango and Kwando rivers in Bwabwata National Park.

About 6,700 Khwe reside in the many villages found in the park.

Those who live in Cheto say access to information is a foreign concept to them.

The police in Windhoek are still searching for two bodies after the heavy rains in the capital on Friday.

One is that of an 8-year-old boy who fell into a flowing river at the Grysblok riverbed in Katutura and was flushed away.

The following day, on Saturday, an adult man was also washed away while standing on the edge of a river nearby the Goreangab Dam.

While in pursuit of the body at Goreangab Dam, the police came upon the body of a girl of about 13 to 15 years of age who was found underwater.

Her body was taken to the police mortuary.