Something more unique about Namibia is its people. You can say the whole of Africa is represented by Namibian people. We got our own Masai in the Himba people, while the Aavambo from northern Namibia represents Lingala-speaking tribes of Congo with language similarities observed. Tanzania and the proud people of the great lakes are identified in the cattle-rich Ovaherero people. Hadza tribes of the Eyasai Valley below the great mountains of Tanzania can be seen in the Kwe tribes (Kalahari Area, southern Namibia) with their similar click-laden dialect and their instinctive hunter-gatherer background. Not forgetting the close ties between the Ovimbundu or the Tcimbundu people living both in Angola and Namibia. The Sotho lineage is found amongst the southern Batswana tribe who makes up the Namibian tribes. Semi Bantu people, the Damara from whom the current president originates, whose countenance and demeanor can easily be confused with that of a Zulu or a Xhosa from South AFRICA. Silozi speaking tribes of the northeastern strip have relatives in ZAMBIA....................SO everyone welcome home!
Haha.. everyone visiting comments on the traffic in Windhoek! 😂 I'm Namibian, and let me just say I absolutely enjoyed your video & narration. There's so much to my not so little country.. next time stay longer & visit Kavango & Zambezi regions.. Oasis of rivers & savannas! Cheers to African tourism! ❤ 🇳🇦
From our shared history to the present relationship we have with Namibia I must say as a South African I'm very proud of Namibia...One thing that most people almost always confuse is that South Africa is a big brother to Namibia but it's actually the other way around,Namibia gained their independence first and became a full democracy in 1990 making the country 32 years old while SA got its democracy in 1994 making the country 28 years old.So Namibia I our big brother
Again, you can see that there are not many Black people enjoying these tours and wildlife, we should start traveling from within the continent of Africa more. I am sure videos like this will help promote that narrative to Africans and its diaspora.
I am Moroccan and I visited the beautiful Namibia six months ago, a 15-day roadtrip, I did the classic tourist circuit: Windhoek-Sesriem-Naukluft-Walvis bay-Sandwich Harbor-Swakopmund-Damaraland-Spitzkoppe-Etosha. the country is very big and vast everything I like with large desert expanses. the oldest desert in the world. I hope to return there one day.
wow! after this video and many comments similar to yours, I will start to do more homework around a trip to Namibia. I learned a lot in this vid. What was your favorite part of your trip?
This must be the BEST and COMPLETE GUIDE to travelling to the beautiful country of Namibia. Well done bro. The country is very beautiful and I just couldn’t stop watching to the end. Thank you Steve
@Steven Ndukwu I see the quality levels are going up and up and up. Don't drop it; aim for the sun because the sky is no longer the limit. Love what you do.
@@StevenNdukwu Brother let me thanking you for visiting our country and for your good presentation for our country, I hope you had a good stay. Please when you are coming back second time bring along our brothers and sisters from west African countries.
I was born and raised in one of the North European countries. Namibia is fascinating to me and I would love to visit. This is one of the African countries that I would gladly live permanently because it’s modern and clean. The cleanliness and nature protection is very important to me. I would choose Namibia not sure if Namibia would choose me 😅 But ❤ Namibia
As much as am Namibian I must say I did not know much about my country thank you Steven for schooling me about the beautiful of my motherland, it was a pleasure having you in our country and meeting you.
I’m from Liberia and planning on visiting Namibia in October. Thank you Steven for this beautiful video about Namibia. I can’t wait to experience the Dubai of Africa.
Am a Ugandan have never expected what am seeing in Africa esp Namibia because most leaders have kept us in the dark for some good years! I wish we were like that also
@@belleafricaperiod139 I'm not being negative, but realistic. With 2.5m people there shouldn't be visible poverty. Nigeria has a population of over 200m people
@@segostotheworld7734 There are poor people in every country even if its rich. What's important is that no one sleeps on a hungry stomach. I think by 2030 if u still alive Namibia will be in top 10 gdp wise in africa and probably the richest african country by 2028. I can't reveal further. Just watch the space. There shall be no shack in Namibia by 2030. Shell and Total discovered Too much Oil In Namibia recently. Early estimates project that It will overtake Angola in oil production. Namibia is currently also the leading african investment in green Hydrogen. So the near future is bright.
@@mzerk9324 I really love Namibia and her people, but the current government not so much. There are a lot of Namibians here in SA, I'm sure you know that
@@segostotheworld7734 without an iota of bias, you've stated it all well. I am a proud Namibian but disappointed one in its leadership over rampant runaway corruption. Without being politically correct, when you go to the slums, then you will have urge to tell those guys to bury their heads in the sewage. 2.5 million people countrywide is a very small population to fail to maintain and even carry out a population census over 12 years. It is a shame. Be it as it may, with the right mindset on how to balance political power so that it doesn't get to some people's heads, we're on the right track.
You have outstandingly represented our country Namibia!! Well done.🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 Hopefully everyone else will see and appreciate namibia through your eyes.
Oh Steven... You have become one of the best filmmakers in the game. Your production quality is steadily becoming the standard. May you continue to grow even faster.
You did justice for Namibia with your drone shots I knew that my neighbor country is beautiful but I didn't know this far thank you, Steve, and definitely Namibia is on my list to visit.
I wish Nigerians one day wake up from their slumber and get a good government. I know theres loads of good Nigerians but many who reside in other countries have tainted the Nigerian name.
@@chrisganuseb8799 how is life in general over there? Can one go into farming? I am looking for an African country to relocate to and invest there.....i prefer My AFRICA TO EUROPE OR WESTERN WORLD. ❤ from Nigeria.
😍 😎 Namibia is definitely a stunning country and the Namib desert lying between the atlantic ocean & elevated inland plateau is absolutely breath-taking. Cheers 🥂🍾 #AfricaIsBeautiful
Before watching this video, i said in my head that Wode Maya's video had already given me the 'wow' effect so this video wouldn't be any different, I was wrong. Again, WOW!!!!! Namibia is Africa's "DUBAI" indeed. Such a beautiful country. 💓💓 thanks for the content Steve.
I am Kenyan please keep me in your prayers so I can visit and bask in the glory of Namibia. I never knew this country is so beautiful as this! I am floored!❤
Oh my God, can I move to Namibia 🇳🇦 to set up business after decades in Europe? I think this environment will suit my way of life. Though I'm Nigerian who is eager to move back home after years in Europe, I have been following both Wode Maya and you who are doing great job to show us the beauty of my beloved Africa. In all I have seen, Namibia is second to none. I will google the prospect of doing business there.Thanks for this beautiful episode
What a stunning view, beautiful landscaping, top quality and affordable accommodation! Well done Windhoek, great job Namíbia, congratulations África. A tone of greetings from Angola 🙏👏🌹😁
As a German Namibian living abroad this made me homesick TT What a great video!! December- March is definitely the best time to be in Nam 🔥😍 This is one of the best vids I've seen on Namibia 👏
WTF is German Namibian.....are you from Namibian or from Germany? If you’re from Germany 🇩🇪 just consider yourself as a foreigner.....The history of Namibian hurt me so much. We can forgives but we can never forget...the so called German are still holding lands in Namibian....These generations are here to change everything....I have seen a lot of white peoples claiming a land that doesn’t belong to them
@@blessed403 well I can't choose where or how I'm born as. I was born as 6th generation German in Namibia. We are culturally different from Germans who live in Germany. Similarly how Japanese Hawaiians have also changed their culture. I've met a lot of people who take out their anger on me because of what happened in the past. Eventhough I was just a kid coincidentally born in an African country. If people treated someone like this in Europe or America it would be seen as incredibly racist at least if the person wasn't white. If you or I hold a grudge equality will never come, if you treat people like shit just because of the way they look or their culture, you are the problem...that counts for both white, black and coloreds. I definitely noticed too that a lot of the older generations minds (white and black) are stuck in apartheid. Knowing the past and learning from it is the only way to move forward. Especially now when the government is selling large amounts of minerals and project to China should be the time to stand together, especially to protect the environment :(.
@@jce1392 you don’t need to explain yourself to anyone my guy our country our pride. Land of the brave. Namibia is your home as much as it’s mine. You’re probably even older than me and that makes a longer citizen than I am.
This is really a well documented video to watch….It showcases the beauty of Namibia, i always felt Namibia was a poor developing country but your video has proven me wrong lol..Good job keep it up📌
It is nice to have a different experience from each content Creators lense. Boy you are loving the life. Experiencing life on your own adventure. Applause 👏🏾 Keep going.
If all these beautiful sceneries you’ve explored in Namibia were to be in Asia or Europe their media would have over exaggerate them but being in Africa not much is said about it. Kudos to you Steven!
@Bode Onasile are you waiting for outsiders who are not from our beautiful Motherland AFRICA to take on your roles and responsibilities owed to our continent? I presume you must have learnt from the painful 400 years of slavery. I would suggest seek no VALIDATION from foreigners, learn from the Chinese and become a part of the community of PROBLEM SOLVERS not COMPLAINERS. The Chinese did it so can we FACTS!! 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
All this in one country. So much contrast in one go. Namibia is blessed. From high green rolling plateau to the flat savannas kissing the golden desert lands. And not forgetting the semitropical woodlands of the extreme north and the northeast. If you haven't visited Namibia you were never in Africa.
Namibia is beautiful. I love knowing about other African Countries to know where to reside apart from Nigeria where I was born. Thanks for exploiting us.
Am a Nigerian but I must confess, Namibia is the only country I will boldly say is beautiful in Africa before nigeria 🇳🇬,there environment looks like the western countries…….more beautiful than so many European countries self 😘😘😘,love Namibia 🇳🇦
Steven I must say you always raise the bar in your content creation. Your content and exposition on Namibia was explicit and Wow. The sand duns and the natural features where a site to behold. I never thought there were sites like this in Namibia. Steven my take is this: It takes real African people them selves to tell there own stories. The whites most of the time tell us distorted story of Africa and when they tell the story of Africa, they through us in a bad light. Thanks once again Steven for sharing.
Very beautiful country. You make me dream. It's cool to show Africa's countries to africans. Africans must be proud of their Continent. Thank you Steven. Continues like this. I follow you and I love yours vidéos.
Absolutely gorgeous 😍😍😍😍 I love that you made a travel guide. Also, I think their street food is very similar to what we have in Ghana (well, the meat and puff puff 😅). Love the underwater aquarium. Can’t wait to visit.
This is by far the most beautiful documentary I’ve seen on Namibia🥺🥀 absolutely breathtaking, everything is perfect here. Thank you for showing our Namibia to Africa and to the world.
As a South African 🇿🇦 I am bery proud of Namibia 🇳🇦 . From our historical, cultural and economic ties. We will always be a very vlose family. From the rainbow nation 🇿🇦 to the land of the brave 🇳🇦 🇿🇦❤🇳🇦
Cool and nice video. Saying Dubai of this Dubai of that is diminishing Africa as a whole, please let's stop attaching Dubai to our beautiful continent. Naturally Africa is paradise 💙
Namibia is a beautiful country.. Nice one Steve.. This is a very good documentary..Show casing Africa by an African is a beautiful thing..White people we come to Africa only to show us the bad side, not the beautiful side..This video is Wow!
Oh my goodness how have i JUST found this channel?! 2 minutes in and i had to subscribe!! Great content, thank you!!! After this i definitely need to blitz through your other content 😊✊🏾👊🏾
Windhoek is the 3rd largest city in the world by area , people say it’s a small city only by the part of the area that’s covered but it’s actually a big area & still building, and the reason it feels like it’s small it’s because of good roads , it’s easy to get from A&B effortlessly with no traffic jam
Oh Lord give me money o, plenty plenty money so I can travel and experience the world like Steven o! 😁😁😁. Steven your documentary is so aesthetic and superb like National Geographic standards. I love love the background music too. You put in so much thoughts into shooting and editing this. Keep it up man!
I have travel myself to several African countries as Namibian and was really happy and grateful doing it. Two in west africa and one east and 3 Southern Africa.Thank you brother
