Afrikaans with a K, not a C.

Welcome to Namibia, you will surely Love living here. We are indeed very organized here, Namibia has been underestimated for years.

I feel Namibia is going to become popular with repats it’s getting a lot of attention and looks well organised and beautiful.

It’s interesting to see more African Americans repatriating to Namibia 🥰🥰

Namibia to the world 🇳🇦🇳🇦♥️Welcome HOME!

Namibia is definitely a hidden gem. I’m glad the country is getting attention.

I loved this! I was born & raised in the US, but my family is from Namibia. I’m looking to move to Namibia and truly experience it as an adult (hopefully sometime next year) Great video, brother!

Welcome home brother 🌍✊🏿🇳🇦, Namibia is indeed a hidden gem.

Enjoy our beautiful Namibia! 🇳🇦🇳🇦 People are very welcoming and it’s a very safe country with lots to see.

I learned so much! Thank you for being descriptive!!!!

Deep down in my heart ❤ I feel Namibia 🇳🇦 is the place to be. I agree with virtually everything you you've said and would love to journey to that land one day.

Thank you for sharing this. I am from Phx also so this was perfect🙏🏾

Binge watching your channel today. Great content. Namibia has great schools and is really a hub for opportunities 🙌🏽

Love your top. I was waiting for your Amimbia update.

I saw the dunes on Wode Maya channel. I can not wait to see you on the coast.

Great video, bro! I'm glad that you mentioned the affordability of the university tuitions. Glad to be there one day.

I loved this video You did Namibia justice 🤩

Subscribed! Learning what I can about Namibia. Great video.

Welcome to Namibia, your choices are well explained

Welcome home brother and thanks for showing our country to the world I'm a Namibian staying in swakopmund 🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦

Welcome home ...❤we are happy to have you

Welcome home brother.. I am a Namibian who live in South Africa but I love my home country. A very beautiful and peaceful place

1st time subscriber from Namibia 🇳🇦 U are welcome to Namibia

Brother…, blessings to you and Jah guide… Brother from DC… I am on my way to Windhoek in August for a month or two to check things out… Hope we get to meet brother… bless 🙏🙏🙏

Awesome I'm all in need to visit possible relocate been researching next journey

Hi, I live in Phoenix Arizona too, I’m in Surprise. I have been thinking about visiting Namibia as well. Thank you for the video.

Appreciate how u did your homework on Namibia❤

You’re more than welcome 🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🙏🏾💐😇😇🙏🏾❤️❤️❤️🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾❤️🙏🏾you’re safe here

Thanks for visiting the land of the brave! ❤️🇳🇦

Just subscribed to your channel looks like you create great content brother, I'm looking forward to seeing a lot more from you.

Welcome home! 👍

Love from Canada 🇨🇦 Namibia 🇳🇦 is so beautiful and underrated, can’t wait to go

As a Namibian, this video was just 🥰🥰💯. Thank you so much truly enjoyed it 💯💯👍👍🙏🙏

We are happy to have you brother :) . Welcome back home

Woow I am impressed about how u know our history, I love u 4 that😍. I am from south africa Pretoria capital city of the country and welcome home💃

Thank you for sharing.

Thank you it’s always good to another person Experience in one because everything I’ve heard so far right is a beautiful so beautiful so beautiful but I never tell you the downside to it I really appreciate that

Thank you for talking good about Namibia... Subscription, done! 👌🏾

Welcome home my brother

New subscriber like yourself I am a anthropology nerd, so I appreciate the content of your video. I will definitely subscribe. I am actually thinking of Namibia neighbor Botswana.

Welcome to Namibia, hope you have a great stay here. You forgot two ethnic groups mostly residing in the north eastern part of the country; the Kavango and Caprivi tribes. The northeastern part of the country has spectacular lodges, rivers and national parks. Thank you for choosing Namibia 🇳🇦

Sure your busy, Good Video. Healthcare us a big deal for many. Any knowledge available is appreciated.

Namibia is a good choice. Africa is a huge continent so you have a lot of options.

Very informative, thank you 😊

Thanks for this!

Namibia 🇳🇦 look so clean nice roads

Namibia!!! Your videos are so healthy. Anton's Class to the world!!!!!!

Nice video from 🇨🇦 here !

Well come to beautiful Namibia the Gem of Africa loving and friendly people

This is very informative

PHOENIX UP IN HERE REPRESENTING!✊🏿 I'm here in Chandler watching vids and contacting with my people. Looking to build a house in South Africa, but wanted to check out Namibia.

Namibia 🇳🇦 looks like a destination

Welcome home my brother😁

Loved this video! I’m in Tucson, AZ and looking to relocate away from CHEMICAL SPRAYING! They are spraying all of us here in Arizona. Do you seem planes with long white/black trails there? That’s a very big contingent for me.

Thanks for coming to my coutry! We gladly welcome foreigners❤🇳🇦

Namibia looks so beautiful! Your channel has inspired me to want to visit there. I will put it on my bucket list. 🤩

You re welcome to the land of the brave💃💃

Welcome back in your roots brother I like you wearing Arican traditional

Welcome to Namibia 🇳🇦 fam

Welcome home brother. 👌

Hi Anton!! You forgot the Kavangos (who speak Rukwangali mainly) and the The Zambezi(who speak multople languages but majory is Silozi)🙂🙂🙂

You got the clicks right . Wow !

Namibia is a good choice for AA repats. It’s one of my top choices and it’s so close to Angola which is a Portuguese speaking country and I also speak Portuguese. So it’d be a win win for me 👌🏽😍

I had a friend ask me to describe Windhoek and I told her it looked like Phoenix but cleaner. I'm sure that's a bit of exaggeration, for one thing there are more people in the Phoenix metro area than the whole country of Namibia. Regarding universities. Not all are created equal. I guess if you are going to stay in Africa perhaps University of Namibia or Kenya are okay but if you want degrees that travel well, South Africa (and to a lesser extent Egypt) are the only countries in Africa where the universities rank well internationally. As Times Higher Education World University Rankings said a couple yrs. back, SA punches well above its weight given the size of the nation. Namibia has the second lowest population density after Mongolia. The only three nations in Africa I would live are South Africa, Namibia and Botswana. Good roads. Generally reliable electricity. Democratic. Free press. Rule of law. A way lower amount of corruption, especially compared to most nations on the continent but even by world standards. I think South Africa is the lowest at about 60 (last I look), that's 60 out of 183 nations. So not exactly New Zealand but way better than its economic peers (by development) like Brazil, Russia, India and China. Coloured are just one of the mixed race culture groups. Basters and there's another one. They go back way further than 100 yrs. though. Also, not to put to fine a pt. on it but pretty much all Black people in the Americas are mixed race both in culture and genetics. It may vary by nation but the chance that someone whose people have been here for the last 500 yrs. having only Sub-Saharan African ancestors is nigh impossible. I always think of Namibia as a more low key South Africa. I like the coastal towns though they seem to be developing fast. Henties Bay, Swakopmund and Lüderitz... Walvis Bay always strikes me as being less resort like compared to the others. It's the second largest city after Windhoek if I'm not mistaken. I think because they are a port city a lot probably revolves around that. The only negative thing that I've heard about Namibia is that housing is expensive primarily due to low inventory (something that seems worldwide now). I am not a fan of most African countries as a place to live. I like the cultures. I'm sure the people are cool (I mean, people are people so I don't think it matters) but I am also a bitch ass American and I don't like "roughing it". I think most nations in Africa are probably cool if you are young or super into rolling with chaotic living situations. The nations you mention when I see videos of Black Americans moving there I think "good for them". Clearly their standards are quite different than mine because for instance, I like democracy and a free press. I like knowing that for the most part electricity is going to be on and I can drink water from the faucet in whatever place I may be at. I like having multiple choices of nice restaurants and hotels to go to. Things that most Americans seem to take for granted (probably why we may be on the verge of losing it). I like paved roads, being able to complain and have elected officials listen knowing there is some possibility that I might have my concerns met. I like and admire Ghana for its democracy but they and many African countries just seem okay with poor infrastructure and haphazard urban planning (if there is any planning at all) and substandard living situations in general. I know the history of colonialism and post-colonialism but I often wonder why the people of many of these countries don't demand better. They are clearly capable of implementing it, so why don't they?

Welcome💓🙏

The most beautiful country I've been to ! But it could be a bit boring, Windhoek is tiny and repetitive, Swakopmund too athough, they are beautiful places

You fit in well. In fact you would fit for Herero or mixes Wambo 😁 enjoy.

This is interesting, can you give us more details about the living cost? accommodation? how much they pay experts?

Your shirt is awesome!!!

From a Namibian, welcome Brother.

Dude, you're cool as hell. I can't believe I didn't know of you before today. Will subscribe! I'm a US expat in Belize, but I'm ready for new scenery. I was under the impression that practically everyone spoke English in Rwanda as a second language. Had no idea that English is limiting in Rwanda! That essentially removes it from consideration. I guess now it's a toss up between The Gam, Ghana, and Namibia, with a VERY remote possibility of Uganda. I enjoyed Uganda for the week I spent there, but the air pollution is incredibly bad in Kampala. Entebbe was sweet, but it seemed possibly too small as a permanent choice. I spent a month in Accra. Ghana is, for my taste, a bit noisy, hectic, congested, chaotic .... did I miss anything? At least Accra was. I saw no other cities sadly except a single day at Cape Coast dungeon. Belize has some truly wonderful people, but a country of only 330,000 population is too small to stay interesting for life.

Ure welcome to Namibia 🇳🇦 brother

You man we are watching the video from rwanda 🇷🇼 to namibia 🇳🇦

Welcome to Namibia bruh, feel at home.

Great video😇, the language is not nama though that’s the tribe the language is khoekhoegowab spoken by nama and Damara people it’s also spoken in some parts of South Africa 🇿🇦 and Botswana 🇧🇼

I watched a video on Namibia earlier today and it’s just been a rabbit hole of videos ever since. It looks absolutely amazing. Being from Connecticut, I like coastal living, so I’m very much intrigued by Swakopmund. I would love to wake up to ocean views every day.

Say Anton does Namibia make provisions for retirees to repatriate? I want to leave babylon next year and live my remaining years on the continent.

Welcome and feel at home

Agree with u. To me Namibia is hidden gem of Africa. Its quiet country but on mission to prosperity that's why it's quite. Its last country to become independent in africa. Its quite diverse indeed. Lots of Americans & Canadians especially whites are around. French, Germans, Swiss, Austrians and British are sizable. One thing I observe in Namibia is harmony such that if a racist white in America touches ground here, he converts to humanity immediately. He changes automatically. The environment changes you automatically. Racial discrimination is a serious crime in our law but we hardly go that route coz there is no racial tension in Namibia. People have one identity and owe allegiance to common cause. So the moment u reach here whether black or white, forget about racism. It has no shelter in this country. I personally believe that it's hard to find racial compromise as is in Namibia. Thousands of white people are seeking permanent residence especially Europeans but they convert when they come here though we hear they racist where they come from. Only maybe isolated cases but surely namibians stand as one irrespective of colour. I don't know what did we do to succeed coz if u ask a white south african in SA he will tell u same that Namibia seems to be a place where a human being has sense of belonging without colour! Moreso, we upper middle income country. Rich in minerals like diamonds, gold, copper, zinc, manganese, tin, asbestos, Uranium and fisheries etc though historically looted by multinational companies. Indeed well organised country. There is order. English is most widely spoken foreign language. 2nd is Afrikaans or what we call Dutch dialect spoken by Dutch descendants who are majority over Germans. Lots of indigenous languages. Portuguese of course also widely prevalent.

Can you make a video in details explain the process of foreigners starting and registering a business Namibia etc. this what the people want the deeper details.

Great video. Can you have dual citizenship or can you just live there on a visa in Namibia?

I will like to visit Namibia too....

Yeah ,you did a great job ! Welcome home, just to let you know you haven't see the best of the land of the brave ,all the best

I also really love the shirt!! OOO you should do a try on video!!! Than we can say what's best....

I’m Namibian leaving in the USA 🙌

I am a South African, you almost convinced to move to Namibia . 😂. I have to visit next year .

Can you please discuss more about visas? Nambia doesn't seem very open to foreigners in terms of visa.

Coastline of Namibia is about 1,570km.

Thank you

I think you could also visit "Equatorial Guinea"

I have to watch these videos because I want to live in a comfortable place in Africa I no that they have some of the best roads in Africa

Thanks Anton for sharing such valuable info about Namibia. Have you been on a safari there too? It must be amazing. Would you perhaps know how to get jobs in Namibia? I am a qualified teacher.

Hi Anton, thanks for making this video. What opportunities for schooling and other education opportunities for kids for migrants. How would we get permanent residence in Namibia? (From Western Country)

Home sweet home

Welcome to my motherland 🇳🇦

Soon, I'll be there, soon.

Thanks for excellent video. I'm on Social Security and looking to get out of U.S. I love the desert (lived in AZ and UT) and wonder, how hard to get a retirement visa in Namibia?

How are you have you experience the Namibia Coast im thinking about coming to the Aftican continent soon I hear the country of Namibia is a smaller population and cleaner inexpensive living it depends on areas im sure im just researching ..

Please comment on the food security situation in Namibia. My understanding is that Namibia relies on imports big-time, which could make for a lot of scared/hungry/angry people soon. Or at least that's what I imagine. Do you agree? (BTW, I visited Windhoek in late 2018 and was super surprised by the place. Positively!)

The coastline is about 1400 km