Namibia

In beds, with bedding like sheets, blankets, duvets and pillows, very much the same as 1st world countries, in more traditional homesteads on mattresses, and for villages visited by tourists, a straw mattress.

Chill, Of-cause a Namibian citizen can give birth in Canada or other places in the world (you can't run back home at the time of giving birth).. So in this case, since you gave birth in Canada, your baby has the right to be a Canadian citizen or a Namibian citizen.... the choice will be yours to make.

Windhoek is the capital of Namibia.

Dr Tjama Tjivikua

omahangu porridge.

Windhoek

Most likely there are Arabian horses for sale in Namibia, however to find one you may have to do some looking around.

Namibio

no you don't need a visa to go to Algeria

A bakkie is a light delivery vehicle, such as a pick-up truck, common in South Africa and Namibia.

Germany

Namibian Dollar. Also, South African Rand - equal & interchangeable.

because they are the worst and poorest country in the world!(Apart from the Phillipines!).

not so sure about it but i think he is number 3 on the list. but still in need of a friend to help me with the right answer.

The companies that offer cheap flights to Namibia include Orbitz that is the premier industry leader in discounted flights. The cheap flights to Namibia which is located in Africa is advertised extensively on the Orbitz websites as well as on billboards nationwide.

The Namib desert is drier.

Sam as Pick 'n pays business in South Africa... grocery retail.

Namibia's roads are very good, with primary routes paved, and secondary routes of well-graded gravel. An all-wheel drive vehicle is not necessary except on tertiary roads and the Skeleton Coast. Driving at night is very dangerous because there is a lot of wildlife on the roads. Traffic drives on the left. Namibian roads eat tires. Always check your spare and inspect your tires often.

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Namibia was a German colony. It was seized by South Africa during World War II. South Africa did not relinquish control until 1990. By 1960, a Soviet backed Communist guerrilla army (SWAMPO) was fighting the South African troops in Namibia. World opinion was against South Africa, which had set up a White dominated government in their "territory." Repeated peace talks and United Nations threats did nothing. South Africa argued, with much truth, that freeing the territory would result in a hostile Communist government. Moreover, there were 55,000 Cuban troops in Angola, north of Namibia, which might be used to insure a communist victory. The end of the Cold War finally ended the deadlock. The Cuban troops left, the Communist guerrillas lost their Soviet support, and the South African government got out of the expensive conflict. The head of SWAMPO was elected president, but he does not have support in the legislature to create a Communist government.

1990 - 2005 > Sam Nujoma

2006 - present > Hifikepunye Pohamba

The Illuminati are a secret society and would never tell.

Depends on your personal view: If you like untouched secluded landscapes: Sossusvlei.

If you like wildlife and nature parks: Etosha.

If you like culture: there are different traditional groups ALL over Namibia.

If you like architecture: Mainly Swakopmund, Luderitz, but most cities as well as some secluded areas.

Personally, my favourite place is anywhere in the Namib Desert - which is an area of over 140 000 square km!