yes Namibia is wealthy but the corrupt government mostly in katima mulilo

Soon there will be a turnaround with God all things are possible we will not stop praying for our country and where there is devil that tries to destroy there is God who answers prayers in jesus mighty name

@@theopoltinetjangura180 amen

Absolutely one africa

AMEN !!

I feel very sad to see my people like this but the ladies you spoke to seem to be coping and making the best of their situation. I Pray that all the countries in Africa will come together put their resources together so all can benefit.

@@kish_myworldHi Kish, I watched this video yesterday and was disheartened by what I saw because this level of poverty shouldn’t be happening to such a rich country like Namibia which has recently discovered 100 Billions barrels of oil off shore. I do hope they can utilise this revenue so that it can benefit the average Namibian. Peace and blessings to you. 😊

Even those educated in terms of merits are struggling financially.. School or no school. It's about connections especially political connections.

@@AfriNam1894 shayi Africa is the same

Plots are cheap here

@@proudlynamibia3663 Thanks

Yes, thank you

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Welcome.

It's a desert, unfortunately. We don't have inland rivers where people who can't afford processed water can get water for free.

Ghettos are universal...the poor have to live somewhere

Ghettos are illegal structures or settlements, hence they lack proper municipal services.

Glad you enjoyed

Waguan

My pleasure!

Glad you liked it

They still don't own the land ... the person who owns the land controls the economy and Chinese are milking the resources

Waiting on Mr Beast

Vapaaaa

That man is taking away from our country, must go back to Kanya.

But you are forgetting our historical context. We only gained independence in 1990. That time 80% of black people were uneducated. The poverty rate was around 70%. Black people were mostly confined to their homelands and migration to urban areas controlled. After independence people were free to move and live anywhere. A lot of them flocked to Windhoek. And all those informal settlements you see are after inde where people got tired of waiting for municipality to avail them land to build their houses. They took the matters into their hands and occupied the land that has no services. Even those that can actually afford to build brick houses are unable to because the land is not theirs. Up until 2 years ago municipality used to demolish those houses. The land needs to be serviced first and surveyed before people are given title deeds. Only then can they build brick houses. Back to the poverty rate, since independence it has reduced to about 20% , but the informal settlements issue will take a long time to resolve because before the land is serviced, people need to be settled somewhere else. The municipality has started doing that. But it'll probably take 10 years provided people don't take more unserviced municipal land.

Even here most were complaining of the vast corruption

If Britain and America have homeless people...affordable n decent housing is an issue for all...China builds empty cities but doesn't allow those with housing issues to move to their ghost towns....Singapore seems to have solved their issue but they a real rich nation not pretenders

Thanks fam

Thank you 🙏🏻

I appreciate that!

Thanks

Thanks a load. I was solo as usual

I'm also your subscribed long time,come here to the village, kalimbu sana kish to my country Namibia 🇳🇦

Awesome thank you!

You should!

Thank you too for watching and commenting

@@kish_myworldkish you are doing a good job at highlighting the problems that the ordinary locals are facing and it seems that this is a classic case of living in grinding poverty with no way out. The government should really do something about it because how can these Muzungus live the high life in Namibia and other parts of Africa whilst the locals live in misery. I have noted that all through Africa and wherever the diaspora is black people are living in poverty and I have come to the conclusion that this is what the Muzungus like and how they expect us to live. It is also cruel because you only have one life to live which seems to be wasted heaven help us.

ysaehi konrad did that too

Sad state of affairs

He’s amazing and took e to all the spots

Thanks for watching

Much worse

Whats happening here😂😂

🤣🤣🤣🤣Slums are everywhere in developing countries, our situation is much better, way much better. At least we don't have flying toilets packed in plastic bags😂

Ma G

Thanks…

Greetings

Would love to come to your area

Thanks for watching

Marcia wagwau

Because in Botswana you guys respect the law, we are busy grabbing the land that is not serviced. But anyways the poor got to stay somewhere.

I'm from Botswana too and haven't seen slums only thing I'll say is that there is poverty and unemployment mostly affecting us the youth.The land here is free but u have to apply for it ,good thing is that in every place with more that 1000 people water and electricity is always given to the people.

Dat is it

very safe

Good idea

It’s safe

Only at night, during the day no one will touch you..night time, forget your phone...this is Tura😂😂😂

Oh cool.

Thanks! 😃

You’re absolutely correct

The name is Namibia

Its Namibia thats how its spelled

U are right. Remember, is easy to talk, will give u power for only 5 yrs to what u will do better, than what the government did so far,

Good morning!

Yea much much worse but I’m not comparing tho

Slums in Namibia are cleaner than most middle class areas in some countrues

Our African governments need to rethink housing needs. In the West in a year or two they can put up say a 20 story building that can house 500 or so apartments so we need to build vertical instead of always thinking everyone should have a house. These people would be happy in a two bedroom apartment with clean water and electricity. The leaders just lack will. They are not embarrassed that they neglect part of society.

I think it would help if we Africans could stop making excuses for our governments. That's very few houses so that just shows the government is not interested. The government builds and moves people around all the time in SA. There is no poor person that's living in a shack that would not move into a decent house with electricity and water and transport route. Namibia has a few people, lots of land and Diamonds. There is no need for this situation to persist in the country. At the rate the government is going, the population growth will exceed the government's ability to provide services.

​@Tt-iu4vk you're not Namibian so I don't expect you to understand the situation, neither the historical context. The municipality with their limited budget has been trying. In fact even this year they're building flats for the people in the informal settlements. But the uncontrollable grabbing of land every year makes it difficult to service these areas. These people are cramped together. Where do the water and sewer lines go? The other option is for the government to develop all areas in the country equally so that people don't flock to the major cities. Also not everyone in the informal settlements is unable to build their brick houses. The only thing holding them back is that the land is not serviced so they can't have title deeds. If they build brick houses without a title deed it'll get demolished.

@@Tt-iu4vk Unfortunately we get the leaders we deserve. People should be on the streets everyday demanding better services. I saw a documentary where a European firm paid a few hundred thousand dollars to some government officials and in return was pulling hundreds of millions worth of fish from the coast off Namibia. Make no mistake this is duplicated all over Africa including my own country which shares a tiny piece of land with Namibia over the Caprivi strip. The corruption is nauseating. Now i was in Colombia recently and people were shutting down streets in the capital because they were not happy with changes to the pension and retirement plans as well as high medical bills. The mayor of Bogota vowed not to enforce federal decrees that were detrimental to the population of his city which houses the federal bureaucracy. People are not scared to confront and challenge their leaders over bad policies. Our leaders are shameless.

The amount I give on my travels is crazy

Ofcourse why would you use people to create content ask probing questions about their suffering then not pay them 1 cent. It doesn't make sense because he's making money off thw content.

@siyamthandandaliso4736 - I have been to many countries, the level of beggary and laziness in Namibia is sad. You find lots of able bodied men begging in the streets at KFC and shops.

@@Accuface2000 don't call people lazy just because you had better circumstances and opportunities in life.

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Theres nothing creepy about this..i have fam that lives in havana etc..only reason i wouldnt go there is that the reality of poverty hits me too deep…rather just stick to my comfort here in khomasdal🫰🏽

Hello 😊

I’m gone

Change your mindset fam

Shacks ? Location no way...

@@mulalobusingeit is a location…theres alot like this in the city coz people come from other regions and wanna be close to the city’s opportunities

Everything here is pro max. Better levels

@@kish_myworld Seen that I'm following keenly from your videos ni pesa sina nipatiwe passport ya huko😂😂Kwa hizo slum if they only give them electricity and other amenities its liveable

Everything is tóo expensive

It’s Namibian Dollars sir

Not in Botswana . we don’t have slums in Botswana .The government build 2 bedroom houses for the poor and provide Clean water for them . For less than 3 Million people the government has to try harder ..Food vouchers, Free education, Free health care , Free land . Free lunch and school and University or college students get monthly allowance .

Yes you spelt it correctly 😁

I agree with u, I hope Namibia he will show us Kenya slums...😂