Beautiful Windhoek City, Namibia |One of Africa's best kept secret  

I am scared to go to south america because of the drug cartel and drug violence. How bad is south america in terms of drug violence?

Thanks Francina; I appreciate the love! Much love to you too! :-)

Love from india ....👌

Better than nirobi

Thanks my love!

Valentina's World Travel please do they drive same si de with uk and SA?

bj dada:. Yes, right hand drive

It's clean coz there aren't many people, S.A. has millions of african foreigners flocking in our everyday.

Not only sadc whole Africa

Precious Khanyisile Ntsizwane it's just like SA. only that everything comes small

Sylvi Akiga is it Safer than SA?

very expensive though....research cost of living online...it's way too expensive for Africa..

@@sylvisvlogs6215 noe exactly crime is far less than in south africa

Don't lie, totally different. Been there many times. You can't compare Namibia with S.A. Windhoek is the only place where you can actually call it a 'town'...the rest are dusty villages. Boring and no life. S.A. is lit

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The same LOVELY status from me in Croatia!

Matthew Pearce we would like to keep it hidden lol...we wouldn't want any sort of "liberation" if you know what I mean

mendesb76 It's a a very nice country.

Thanks, glad you know a bit more about Namibia now.

It really is!

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Thanks; that song is one of my favorite Namibian song.

Valentina's World Travel Which country are you based?

You are not the only one fooled. The whole world has been LIED to and DECEIVED about how Africa looks like. You have to keep in mind, the western media is there to promote the western world. So they always show only the beautiful side of the western world (and not the ugly side), in order to make sure everyone keeps coming over there...so tens of billions of dollars can continue to flow in On the hand, they show only the ugly side of many countries in Africa, and not the beautiful places, in order to DISCOURAGE and SCARE you away from the continent. The world is a tourist destination. The western world would LOSE tens of billions of dollars per year, if people get to know Africa...start to see the continent as a tourist destination...and start to travel to the continent. Imagine, when Ghana launched and hosted an amazing event called, "The Year of Return" in 2019...it grossed over $1 billion in revenues. Now, just imagine if many more countries in Africa, focus on tourism and start to promote it...there's going to be a MASSIVE boom in tourism...which will affect many countries in the western world...because those tens of billions of dollars flowing into the western world...would now go into many African countries. Whenever money is involved on the world stage, you are going to see DIRTY politics being played.

Its oshiwambo bro one of the most spoken language in the northern part of Namibia. But im not oshiwambo

What? Namibians are very friendly people.

A big lie. Namibians are the most friendliest people you will find on the continent hence our mutual co-existence with our former colonizers who have made Namibia their country and would even kill when they see others talking about it in a negative tone.

Nicky Osbon Namibian people are friendly and caring. the song is in Oshiwambo well spoken language in Namibia and easy to learn😄

Oshiwambo women are the most beautiful women in the world

Interesting like what?Can you maybe be specific?

@@josephnakale7343 city, crime levels, German culture, Boer and native as well etc

Elvis Ameb what about if am from Africa. Should I have hassles.?

@@kiwishbj1 Good question, why did he omit Africans from the people that will not experience hassles in an African country

You are the only one see that,read many of comment and see.

overall it's a safe country with low population, so it's not crowded. There is tension because of land reform and redistribution of farmlands, but otherwise, it's a developing country that is peaceful.

No crime in Namibia land of the brave You.welcome

Our crime rate is manageable, if you are a visitor you just need to hook up with someone whom you can trust,if you chose a tour operator they can guide you on that issue, but honestly not much crimes perse .Ofcourse everywhere you go you will criminal minded people, and Namibia is not exception on that one.I hope I am being honest here.

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A lot have. We're are not a colony even though diabolic capitalists with their Namibian black proxies in high places are trying by all means to reverse it. Most of our towns have our own indigenous names but you can't compel investors for instance to change the names of their businesses to native ones.

Many towns in Namibia are having local names.I mean places such as Tsumeb,Oshakati, Khirixaz, Outjo, Otjiwaringo, Rundu;Ondangwa,Outapi and many many more towns in Namibia are all Namibian names.

@@josephnakale7343 that's good to hear. We should not surrender our identities.

Your not black, Right?

There are more Black people in Paris than in Windhoek...

Asxfjkjsryuj vbSdoknbf Just face the truth and you'll eventually understand my point.

@@SB-gq3ir That doesn't make any sense. The proportion of black people in Paris is much smaller than Windhoek which is almost all black (and unlike Paris black run).

Yes

@@pwnageshow2549 1. South African mandate, not British. 2. Many modern buildings were built post 1990. 3. The comment was clean and beautiful. What would a clean city today have to do with 30 years ago? The City is clean run today!

I don't know. I know 1:16 is a building N Koreans built. I'm not sure about the one at 8:25.

Namibia was colonised by the Germans and much of their European architecture and infrastructure remains to this day

@@breitie804 most of those buildings were built long after Independence. Those Germans have reparations to pay for their evil deeds.

We the residents like this way, it gives us space for breaching you know.

@@josephnakale7343 I like a quiet city too but mixed in with some vibrance. I don't like chaos everywhere in the city, just in some places. I need the balance of peace and excitement. I also like a clean city and it looks clean.

lan dz lol yes

funny

What did Trump say about Namibia?

Elvis Ameb That's interesting. I'd have thought trump would be against socialism. I mean, he wouldn't give the same praise to Cubas outstanding health care. Greetings from Scotland

Elvis Ameb free public health care IS socialism and why should I move to a socialist country? I want to build socialism here in my country. Who the fuck are you to tell me where to live? Why do you need a socialist country to supply your doctors of socialism is so bad?

This Dorothy has an agenda against our country. She is full of bad comment against Namibia.

Are you sure you saw a video about Namibia? There's no apartheid there anymore but like every where else, racism still exists...

Yes, I'm sure and here's the link - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0U2g5K8JaJk.html

@@TefnutUaRaet we're not a paradise as any country in the world isn't. The apartheid system ceased in 1990 with the dawn of independence but its long effect of over 100 years can still be felt through high social inequality. Just like in the US a liberal society, blacks are still trampled upon even with all laws to protect citizens it doesn't prevent blacks from being highest victims of police brutality. Yes the inequality is very frustrating but with a reckless approach to its redress, we're likely to make mistakes that will play us into the hands of our detractors (Western world and Asia) which have ganged up for our resources and counting on any opportunity to give us sanctions which will in the end compel us to surrender our sovereignty to them. They did the same thing in Zimbabwe and now the country is heavily indebted to them which in the long run will compel the country to surrender some of its sovereignty to them. Our challenge right now is a right leadership which we hardly get as we are always imposed with Western and Asian proxies as our leaders who in the end do little to address past socio-economic injustices. I hold the view that we educate our people first and foremost as opposed to Western brainwashing. We need innovative education that will uplift our people from poverty and right laws of addressing colonial artefacts such as on land and property ownership.

Namibia like any other country on this planet is having its challenges no doubt, but apartheid is not one of those challenges. Yes inequality is visible due to more than hundred years of colonial. But our government is working hard non stop to rectify and alleviate those challenges Be assured that there are so many detractors who are envy our achievement which we managed to get in a short space of time.Considering that that we only got our independence on 21 March 1990,So by comparison with many countries Namibia have done better so far.

@@kelvinnaholo8234 Thank you Kelvin. Your reply is superb, and through keen observation, I am in agreement with your reply. I understand all that you've said and it is all very true.