This river originates in Angola before flowing east and forming part of Namibia's northern border.
Portions of this river are navigated by traditional makoro canoes. This river surrounds the luxury tourism destination Chief's Island. Ethnic groups found on the shores of this river include the Bugakwe and the Hambukushu. Natives of the country it originates in refer to this river as the Cubango. A system formed by this river supports a large annual migration of lechwe antelope and the world's largest population of elephants. This river, which feeds Lake Ngami, once flowed into the now-dry (*) Lake Makgadikgadi. Popular ecotourism destinations in a system fed by this river include the Moremi Game Reserve. This river originates in Angola before flowing east and forming part of Namibia's northern border. Water discharged from this river creates a system of wetlands in the middle of the Kalahari desert. For 10 points, name this river that forms a namesake delta in Botswana. 
Portions of this river are navigated by traditional makoro canoes.
Okavango river [or the  Okavango delta; accept the  Cubango river before mentioned]