Yes, mostly along the coastline, on average about 310 nights per year, and often as far inland as 50km, sometimes up to 80km, and seldom up to 110km inland. Most vegetation in the Namib desert thrives on water condensed from the fog, as that area gets anything from 3 -15mm alongside the coast, and about 60mm 120km inland.
Seldom in winters we do get fog further inland due to adiabatic air, but this seldom stays for more than 4 hours maximum.
What is something important about Namibia?
Tourist attractions like Sossusvlei, Etosha, Fish River Canyon and Swakopmund.
What are the Miss Namibia Application Rules?
Entrant must be 18 and 23 by February 1st of the competing year. Entrant must be single and never married. Never gave birth. Entrant must be a minimum height of 1.68 m. Entrant must be and a Namibian citizen and in posession of a valid Namibian passport. Only natural born females will be considered. Entrant must attache with her entry a recent close up picture (not passport) and a full length picture. Entires to reach the specified entry receivers on the closing date and the judges decision is final and no correspondence will be entered into. For further information please contact 0811283388.
Why wasn't Afrikaans considered as an official language for Namibia after independence?
Is because many people were exposed to english during colonialism and after indipedence many people were able to cope with english rather than afrikaans.
What is the most dangerous snake in Namibia?
This depends on the circumstances:
If you like to catch and handle snakes: the Black Mambawins, as it's venom is most potent. This snake is also aggressive, but as with most snakes, it's first reaction is to get away. When it tries to escape, and is confronted, this is when it starts to defend itself. The Black Mamba is very rare to see, and has a very lethal neurotoxic venom (destroys nervous system).
For most tourists, the Puffadder poses most threat, as they strive on surviving by camouflaging and ambush, therefore you do not necessarily see them until they have struck at you (take care when going to a bush toilet). Golden rule is: if you cannot see the ground in the terrain in which you are walking (as in very thick grass) then don't walk there. Puffadders have a REALLY nasty cytotoxic venom (destroys muscle tissue) and is an EXTREMELY painful bite.
Cobras also have a very nasty and potentially lethal venom, and some spitting species can cause blindness, either partial or whole if venom is spat in eyes, these often surprise tourists (although we hardly have any cases at all of tourists being spat on) when walking up to the big sociable weaver nests, as cobras often hang around these nests for food and shelter.
There are plenty more snakes, most are not venomous, and with most the worst that can happen is an infected wound due to dirty teeth.
What are some cities states towns countries that being with a?
Countries that begin with 'A':
U. S. states that begin with 'A':
U. S. cities with at least 25,000 people that begin with 'A':
When why and how did Namibia join the Commonwealth of Nations?
Namibia gained its independence from South Africa and joined the Commonwealth of Nations on the 21st of March 1990.
Who is the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Namibia?
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is the Minister of Foreign Affairs for Namibia.
What subjects are taught in primary schools in Namibia?
In most schools you would find, Mathematics, Natural since, Art and Technology, Social studies, Basic Information Studies (B.I.S), ITC
What natural resource is important to Namibia?
Natural resources important to Namibia include gem diamonds, gold, silver, base metals, and uranium.
Does namibian passport enter turkey free visa?
no it does not, but you can buy a Turkish holiday visa from an airport checkout for just 50lira
How does a namib beetle collect water?
mage caption The Namib Desert beetle harvests moisture from the air to survive . A US start-up has turned to nature to help bring water to arid areas by drawing moisture from the air
What is the country code and area code of Katima-Mulilo Namibia?
The country code and area code of Katima-Mulilo, Namibia is 264, (0)66.
What currency does Namibia use?
Namibia uses the Namibian dollar as their currency. One U.S. dollar is the same as about 11 Namibian dollar.
How many students are there in Namibia?
The Namibian education system accommodates approximately 600,000 learners of which 174,000 are senior secondary students and below 10,000 are pre-primary pupils.
How do you say 'please' in Namibia?
it all depends on which language you want say it. Namibia has more then ten spoken languages with in its borders..
Where is the location of the Namibia desert of Africa?
Namibia is the country in which the Namib Desert is located. The Namib desert stretches all along the coastline from the south of Namibia, right through into the very southern part of Angola.
It starts right from the coastline until about 140 km inland.
What are the MTC Namibia branding?
Short for "Making The Connection" - a local cellphone service provider.
Are there any Pick 'n Pay Stores Ltd inNamibia?
Yes, most major towns have one, and major cities have several.