Vito Van Wyk and his sisters Whitney and Britney play with their kittens inside their parents one room shack made from corrugated iron, 6 Dec 2013 in Rehoboth , Namibia. The Rehoboth Basters people in Namibia are descendants of European Colonists and Indigenous Khoi-People.The Basters are in between cultures, neither belonging to the majority of black Namibian's or the minority white Namibian.They have truly been in no man's land and are struggling to preserve their identity and their culture. A new generation is now grown up, born in an independent Namibia. ? Karel Prinsloo / eyevine

Baster farmer Karel Daniel Rittmann at the kitchen table on his farm where he live alone after his wife's death a year ago , outside Rehoboth 5 Dec 2013 in Rehoboth , Namibia.The Rehoboth Basters people in Namibia are descendants of European Colonists and Indigenous Khoi-People.The Basters are in between cultures, neither belonging to the majority of black Namibian's or the minority white Namibian.They have truly been in no man's land and are struggling to preserve their identity and their culture. A new generation is now grown up, born in an independent Namibia. ? Karel Prinsloo / eyevine

Britney Engelbrecht hold her kitten at her parent home 5 Dec 2013 in Rehoboth , Namibia.The Rehoboth Basters people in Namibia are descendants of European Colonists and Indigenous Khoi-People.The Basters are in between cultures, neither belonging to the majority of black Namibian's or the minority white Namibian.They have truly been in no man's land and are struggling to preserve their identity and their culture. A new generation is now grown up, born in an independent Namibia. ? Karel Prinsloo / eyevine

Baster Business man Alberdo De Koe attend to bussiness on his phone as his daughter Gracey play at their home, 4 Dec 2012 in Rehoboth , Namibia. The Rehoboth Basters people in Namibia are descendants of European Colonists and Indigenous Khoi-People.The Basters are in between cultures, neither belonging to the majority of black Namibian's or the minority white Namibian.They have truly been in no man's land and are struggling to preserve their identity and their culture. A new generation is now grown up, born in an independent Namibia. ? Karel Prinsloo / eyevine