Namibia

The Nigerian political structure consists of a presidency and legislature. There are also representatives that are elected at the grassroots.

Between 1600 and 1700 m above sea level average.

2800 US Dollars/month

Namibia export product like grape, which are produced at the southern part of Namibia. still we export meat of different kind like beef, mutton, poultry, wild meat, etc. which is mostly done in the north and eastern part of the country. product from the coast are likely to be exported are fish of different kind e.g. pilchard.

Nahas Angula is the Prime Minister tasked with running the civil service and the day-to-day business of government.Our president is Hifikipunye Pohamba.

I am really not sure which country colonized south Africa cause that's what I also want to find out so maybe I should go look for it somewhere, or something to at least help to find the country that colonized south Africa

Namibian women wear little. They show off lots of their bodies but are covered mainly with leather and beads.

mineral resources, among which are diamonds, uranium, copper, zinc, and lead that are found in Namibia.

It is called the Namib Desert.
Namib Desert

Late Harold Pupkewitz (died 2012) was the richest man in Namibia worth N$ 2.9 billion, which is now owned by his family. <br /> The second richest is founding president Sam Nujoma, followed by Aupa Frans Indongo and the List family.

(Source: NamRights)

No it's not, Nigeria is the 6th largest oil distributor in the world. It is an Medc ( most economically developed country. But due to corruption it is not living up to its full potential.

The Congo River

poor, use to have gold.

if the Greek Orthodox and Oriental Orthodox have, as they now claim, solved all of their theological differences, then why have they not reunited themselves until their final agreement around 20 years ago, or what is being done in these last two decades?

Also what are the prospects of reunion between these two Orthodox families now?

The motto of Namibia is "Unity, Liberty, Justice."

it says my dads name on it

Namibia, Land of the Brave

There is a great website TIMATIC WEB which can answer any of those questions easily.

It depends. If you are South African or citizen of a country belonging to SADC, then you'll pay local tuition fees of about R46,000/year. But if your country is outside SADC, then you pay the tuition fees for international students that is about R145,000. Remember, this amount of R145,000 ain't include neither accommodation nor food and expenses. It's just for the tuition.

Hope it answers your question...

No, Namibia is a country next to South Africa.

Chad and the capital is N'Djamena...

The Kalahari and Namib Deserts are both present in Namibia.

The African death rates are high. 1.5 million children die of intestinal disorders. In South Africa alone millions die of AIDS. Between starvation, AIDS and Malaria, Africa has the highest death rate of any continent.

Parts of South Africa were colonies from 1652 to 1910 (first controlled by the Dutch, then the British). South Africa was a British Dominion from 1910 to 1931.