Namibia

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around the 1600 to the 1800

One significant challenge Namibia faces today is high unemployment, particularly among its youth, which hinders economic growth and social stability. Additionally, the country grapples with issues related to poverty and inequality, exacerbated by historical disparities and limited access to education and resources. Environmental challenges, such as drought and climate change, also threaten Namibia's agricultural sector and water supply, further complicating its socio-economic landscape.

well they make a substance of water and suger and the the boil and and leave it to cool and then its a warm drink.

In Namibia, metamorphic rocks are primarily found in the Damara Orogen, particularly in the central and northern regions of the country. This geological formation includes various metamorphic rocks such as schists, gneisses, and quartzites, which were formed during the tectonic activities of the Pan-African orogeny. Additionally, smaller outcrops of metamorphic rocks can be found in other regions, such as the Eastern Highlands and parts of the Namaqualand area.

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South west Africa, between South Africa, Botswana, Zambia, Zimbabwe, Angola and bordering the Atlantic Ocean to it's west.

Learner's licences in Namibia are like learner's licences in any other country - you're not permitted to drive without being supervised by a fully licenced driver.

That would depend on what you mean by nice. Namibia is a beautiful country, with lots of open spaces, as it is very sparsely populated. The people of Namibia are also very friendly. It also has a lot of influence from different cultures and has wonderful food and fresh produce. However, it is also a poor country, with a lot of inequality and because it is so sparsely populated there isn't always that many events happening in Namibia. But otherwise it is definitely a nice place to live in.

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Skeleton Coast is about the northern half of the coast. It is a harsh desert. Many ships have wrecked there (hence 'skeletons' of them remaining). Also, many people (especially survivors of shipwrecks) have perished there (hence their skeletons remaining).

Might not be any. Namibia was a German colony, and then ruled by South Africa (the country) for a long time. Namibia is still in the shadow of Big Brother (like Canada), and trying to get its own identity. (In this case from South Africa.) South Africa has plenty of recipes. So, what one might think is a Namibian recipe, could actually be South African, or German.

Namibia is a developing country with a total of 13 different cultures. The living conditions are not the best in the world, but it is good enough to cater for average person living here. Here are a lot of things to do from cycling, tourist attractions and a whole lot more. The biggest part of the population is poor in lives in the Northern part of the country. They practise mostly subsistence farming and carry on there traditions from their ancestors. This is partly why they live in poor conditions. The other reason is that before Independence black people did not have a lot of working opportunities. They also did not get the type of education the white people received due to the apartheid south africans.

Nowadays all children go to school and the standards of schooling is high as the educational system was reformed in 2006. Namibia has many tertiary institutions such as UNAM, The polytechnic of Namibia ( which is to become the University of Science and Technology), Colledge of the Arts and many more.

The economy is linked to the south African rand so Namibia does not have a too weak currency. The people living in the central and southern parts of Namibia Live in a range of poor living conditions to high living conditions. There are both black and white business owners and the white people own the least businesses as they make up only about 8 % of the total population.

The country makes money from mining (minerals like uranium, copper and diamonds), tourism, farming, fishing and a few other activities. Namibia does have a wide range other jobs like doctors, nurses, journalism, police, land surveyors, photographers, engineers, teachers, builders, tailors, designers, chefs, commercial farmers, game rangers and many many more. Namibia has the same Job opportunities like most other countries. The biggest factor that plays a role in why Namibia is struggling to become developed is the lack of water and the big divide between the poor, rich and moderate lifestyles of living. Poor people are not payed enough and the rich are greedy. The average person manages only just to survive. The government does not do enough to help spend money and help provide educational programs to enrich everyone.

There are a lot of hospitals, clinics and pharmacies. The government provides medical aid for those who cant afford medical aid from companies. Most companies give their employees benefits but there are instances where lower paying employees get discriminated against and don't receive adequate pay and benefits.

Racism is still a sensitive topic in Namibia although people say there is no discrimination or racism. Mostly the older generation is responsible for this. They don't want to accept each other.

The newer generation does not care about race. They make friends with different people and accept each other as they are. They study together and work together to build up the country in unity.