Whose river created the world-famous Namib Desert coast landmarks along the Skeleton Coast?

The Skeleton Coast of Namibia is not formed by one river, but by the meeting of the Atlantic, the Namib Desert and strong coastal winds. The Namib is often called the oldest desert in the world, and its dunes run down to the sea in a striking landscape of sand, fog and wrecks. Rivers such as the Kunene in the north and the Orange in the south help shape regional drainage, but the coastal desert itself is defined by climate and geology. The area is one of the most distinctive desert coastlines on Earth.