Why do people live in Namibia?

Answer 1

Namibian cuisine is known for the use of game such as venison. Namibia is also an important producer of beef and mutton. Seafood is available from the country's coastal region.

The German colonial period has left a legacy of a variety of sausages, breads, cakes and pastries, whilst the South African influence can be seen in foods such as biltong (air-dried meat).

Traditional food includes porridge and soup made from cornmeal, millet or cassava, supplemented by fish or meat stew, vegetables and milk products.

Wine is produced locally and beer made from marula fruit is a favourite during the marula harvest.

Answer 2

There is a good German song about the place, 'Das Südwester Lied' (The Southwester Song). It says that it's a harsh place, with perennial rivers, the sun burning the rocks, and so on. Even although these happen, the people still love Namibia. This is because the sun also burns into the heart, and they can't go away.

The full song translated into English:

Harsh as Camelthorn wood is our country
And perennial are her rivers
The sun burns the rocks
And timid animals are in the bushes.

Chorus:
And should a man ask us:
What holds you here so firmly?
We would be allowed to merely say:
We love South West!

Though our love is dearly paid for
And for pride, we don't leave you
Because our caring nature shines above
The sun's bright, shining light.

Chorus:

And you seldom come to our country
And have seen very far -
And our sun has burnt you in the heart
Then you can't go any further again
And should a man ask you:
What holds you here so firmly?
You would be allowed to merely say:
I love South West!

Answer 3

they wear short sleeved shirt with buttons and long pants.

Answer 4

they live and care for others