Moving to Namibia! American relocating to Africa

Journey with me down to Namibia and see why I have decided to repatriate there.
Spelling error- *Afrikaans
Music: Over N Over; Da Funk
Musician: Not The King. 👑

[@AntonsClass]

Afrikaans with a K, not a C.

[@AfricanSouljaBoy]

I can speak Afrikaans,Damara,English and German

[@MidnightTheOne]

Where did you get that t-shirt? It's beaut

[@AntonsClass]

@@MidnightTheOne thank you! In Rwanda.

[@AntonsClass]

@@AfricanSouljaBoy that's very impressive to speak so many languages!

[@AfricanSouljaBoy]

@@AntonsClass Thank you, i hope you are enjoying your stay here in Namibia🇳🇦❤

[@Cecyk]

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

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you! Yes indeed, I have seen the amazing potential of your country.

[@benedictdoteh3480]

I wish to move to Namibia in order to continue my education. I need some guide please. Can you please send me your WhatsApp number?

[@nathaliebomve6046]

@@AntonsClass Our country please bro, you are home

[@AntonsClass]

@@nathaliebomve6046 thank you! It definitely feels like home. I love it, and I appreciate the warm welcome I am receiving 🙏🏽

[@nathaliebomve6046]

@@AntonsClass Will get in touch soonest, once I am back home from Congo DRC.

[@trooth9066]

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

[@tingedgnu6261]

No country issues 'expat visas'. The 9 million US citizens and 6.5 million Brits who live permanently oversea are IMMIGRANTS (yet prefer to call themselves 'expats'). Please stop this racist 'expat' nonsense. Live in a foreign country for 12 months or more, you are an IMMIGRANT according to THE LAW of most host nations.

[@notundermywatch3163]

What's repats?

[@thirteendayz]

@@notundermywatch3163 Certainly not white colonizers that’s overstayed their welcome

[@notundermywatch3163]

@@thirteendayzthey have more claim to Namibia than the black American immigrants

[@josephnakale7343]

Most of whites who are here in Namibia are born Namibians as well,so full citizens just like anyone else who is a citizen of this land.That is what matter to us,wherever there forefathers came from it doesn't matter.just as we have people all over the world who made out country their home with full rights as citizens.

[@tupa24]

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!

[@AntonsClass]

That's so awesome! I'm glad you enjoyed and I am sure you're going to really enjoy Namibia as an adult! 😊

[@tupa24]

@mr take no nonesense Thank you! I lived there as a child and visited many times, but all my family is there so very excited to go back and stay for a while.

[@abrahamshoolongela6023]

Please come back home. What are doing there in America if your parents are from here then your whole family is here. You will never regret moving to Namibia. Is a classic country with so much to explore. Namibians will be excited to see you back home.

[@mel-b7193]

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

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you! Happy to be here 😁🙌🏽

[@notundermywatch3163]

Be careful because the more these black American immigrants come to your country, the more the prices of real estate/rent will be driven up leaving Namibians i a difficult situation like it happened to Portugal with the digital nomad Californians

[@gyasikrasineb4808]

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.

[@beathainbloom8755]

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

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you! I will return enjoy ☺️

[@thendarasworld7692]

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

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you very much, brother! It's good to be home.

[@nagsonkaritungu3618]

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

[@Wred70Winston]

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 🙏🙏🙏

[@AntonsClass]

Blessings to you as well, brother! I pray Windhoek receives you well.

[@sndahafajohannes93]

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

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you very much! It's great to be here ☺️😁🙏🏽

[@AfricanSouljaBoy]

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

[@AntonsClass]

Thanks for welcoming us!

[@abdik9002]

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

[@walterhunter3353]

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

[@justone5404]

Namibia 🇳🇦 look so clean nice roads

[@AntonsClass]

It really is!

[@erckiemaria7695]

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

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you so much! I'm happy to be here, and welcome to Anton's Class.

[@breerunaway8537]

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

[@verabuyhouse]

Hi, do you know how hard during the transition from USA is it to find housing there?

[@notundermywatch3163]

They are immigrating to Namibia. Repatriation means going bag to your fatherland, these people's fatherland is the US and certainly not Austral Africa.

[@thirteendayz]

@@notundermywatch3163 Tell that to the White colonizers that committed genocide on the natives, stole the country, control majority of agriculture lands even through they are the minority. Namibia belongs to the continent where our ancestors were kidnapped n human trafficked to, where we have been held hostage by economic means since. That doesn’t make the US our home land, no more than a hostages new home Hs with their captors! We all smell what’s inevitable! We COMING BACK HOME!! You will do the same!

[@shyfishburn9228]

Namibia 🇳🇦 looks like a destination

[@kingmufasa77]

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

[@AntonsClass]

The land of the brave is also the land of the kind. Thanks for having me, King!

[@Serenesupreme]

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

[@AntonsClass]

Yay! I'm always so glad to inspire others! I'm sure you will find Namibia to your liking 😄

[@mzerk9324]

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.

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you so much for sharing your rich understanding and knowledge of the country! If is much appreciated.

[@dadao8564]

Hum meanwhile the land and economy is White german controlled.....kumbaya kumbaya..🤣🤣🤣

[@spreadinglove3108]

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

[@RaceCarFriends]

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

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you! 🙏🏽

[@abrahamshoolongela6023]

The best country African Americans should opt for is Namibia, because they will definitely feel at home, very safe and a stable country, All of you Americans come back home we want you here in Namibia, come and invest here, let's do business here. you will never regret moving here.

[@TangeniFX]

Welcome brother

[@precious14689]

I loved this video You did Namibia justice 🤩

[@justinashoopala5463]

Welcome to Namibia, your choices are well explained

[@Jeandreondemand]

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 🇧🇼

[@happyasouthafrican]

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💃

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you so much!! It feels great to be home, and people here in Southern Africa have been so warm and inviting! Blessings to you in South Africa.

[@mhaynes3125]

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

[@rosalynj2639]

Your shirt is awesome!!!

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you! 😃

[@tusitishwesisi1556]

Yeah??🔥🔥

[@lekholokoelekotsoanamoloi9593]

You got the clicks right . Wow !

[@lintongrant2978]

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

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you for watching!! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@CallousCoder]

I really want to leave the Netherlands. Our country is really turning a bad leaf and I’m not with the political choices. And Namibia is really what I’m interested in. And for all the same reasons you mention. Diversity, developed, English speaking and the fact that it’s a young country where there’s growth and development possibilities. And seeing how skilled the people are and also salary wise it’s affordable for an expat to start a company there with personnel that you can pay properly. So I would really like to run a business with personnel. Here in the Netherlands, personnel is really unaffordable for a small company. And you come from Phoenix. And I landed there the second time I went to the US and wanted to see the deserts. And man…. As of that trip, I’ve become a desert guy, I’ve been back to the southwest every other year or so since 2000, purely because of the nature and ease of travel in the US. Seeing the pictures of the two major deserts in Namibia its as stunning if not more so. Maybe I want to do something in tourism. I’ve been in IT for 28 years of which 14 years self employed and I’ve had it. I don’t see me doing this 17 more years. So this video is my first exploration, and My plans are to visit Namibia after this contract is done and really soak up the vibe. See what the business possibilities are, talk to the locals what they’d like to do. Because I read that unemployment is massive at 30+% I’m no Samaritan, but I always think that if you move somewhere that it needs to be a symbioses. I need to give something back to repay them for taking me in. And perhaps it will be an IT company, when there’s a lot of talent there. But running my own store, pub/hotel or day trip excursions is something that starts to appeal to me. And I think the local people will be awesome employees for those ventures. But first visit l, that’s my main priority.

[@AntonsClass]

Your ideas sound solid! I totally think you should visit Namibia and check it out. Based on what you've shared, I think you'll enjoy the vibe there. Also, your idea of starting a business and bringing much needed employment is great, and will likely be appreciated by the locals. Thanks for sharing.

[@CallousCoder]

@@AntonsClass I was wonder Anton, you lived in Rwanda. What is still visible of that horrible ethnic clenching and civil war, that was so very recent, 1994… How do the Hutus and Tutsis now live together? Is their a forgiveness between the two? Or is it more like a “we condone each other but, nothing more than that?” Love to hear about that.

[@AntonsClass]

@@CallousCoder In Rwanda, the culture has shifted to dissolve tribal barriers, and now all identify simply as Rwandan. On the surface, there is no Hutu or Tutsi, everyone is Rwandan. However, and this needs to be addressed, I've read that just beneath the surface, tribal lines still exist. The current leader shows favoritism towards his fellow Tutsi, and there are more Tutsi in positions of power and wealth. This is a very sensitive and tricky subject, for obvious reasons, and in Rwanda, one can't openly discuss such matters. Freedom of press is severely lacking there. However, they have made great strides to heal the wounds of their past. Now it is a safe, clean country, and people seem to be looking forward to a brighter future.

[@CallousCoder]

@@AntonsClass thanks Anton! I was really wondering this. I asked because I have friends from Serbia and Croatia that literally fought against each other. And now we work together. And yet my grandma loathed Germans till the day she died. Even people that weee born after 1945, because they had German ethnicity my grandma would just not talk to them. She could not let go of the war in her mind. And a war isn’t over lest we forgive, not forget but forgive and move on together. I subscribed to your channel, I love your insights on the continent. Especially from an American point of view. And I always figured I’d immigrate to the US one day. But having worked there on projects, I realized that it’s too antisocial for my European roots. I consider myself right of center economic conservative. But in America it’s too anti social for European economic conservatives. And, don’t be offended, but American colleagues and people in day to day life (outside of your friends) feel very shallow and fake. There’s hardly any deep conversation about hard subject, like we are having here. That’s rare to have with colleagues and people. And especially for me, a guy who grew up initially in lower social circles (my mum was a single mum until she married my (step) dad) and in lower social circles in the 70s in the Netherlands people really took care of each other. And especially the Papuans and Suriname people in our social housing estate were so loving and caring. But even in the upper middle class, when some mother needed to work or get a kid from school. Others would just take care of those kids. Sometimes we had 12 different kids playing and 3 different kids for lunch. And sometimes we had lunch at some “aunt” down the street. I miss that social involvement. And I hope to find it somewhere in Africa again. Real community, people loving and taking care of each other. Instead this very lonesome (initially North American) lifestyle of only caring for your own family. And cost of living being so high that work is all that matters to keep your family alive.

[@samuelhawk1936]

I feel the same about the US.

[@meekulunadulanghelo920]

Welcome home brother. 👌

[@AntonsClass]

It's good to be home! Thank you, sister.

[@meekulunadulanghelo920]

@@AntonsClass My pleasure

[@kamugishadelphine1246]

My dear ......apology for the language barrier in Rwanda....actually you should come back and visit us......meanwhile enjoy NAMIBIA they are our sisters and brothers too

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you so much! I loved Rwanda and look forward to visiting again. 🙏🏽

[@ellishaindobo1794]

From a Namibian, welcome Brother.

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you very much, brother!

[@craigrmeyer]

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!)

[@AntonsClass]

You're right. Most everything is imported from their neighbor, South Africa. It could potentially be a serious issue. Namibia is working on growing/ producing their own goods, but they certainly don't produce enough.

[@onkabetserathari8084]

Food security is a measure of a country's ability to feed itself. One doesn't necessarily need to produce food to be food secure, as long as the is food in the market and you are able to purchase you are food secure. Offcourse its nice to be self sustaining as a nation. The world is a global village and we intertrade

[@indy345]

Thank you for sharing.

[@lintongrant2978]

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

[@AntonsClass]

Yep! Namibia is known for its great infrastructure. You will appreciate that for sure! 👌🏽

[@roselindagaoses439]

Welcome to Namibia bruh, feel at home.

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you very much, sister.

[@lifewithcharity8573]

You re welcome to the land of the brave💃💃

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you, sister! 🙌🏽

[@benatussimon1989]

Welcome to Namibia 🇳🇦 fam

[@ktoma7314]

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

[@gideonngenoonye8564]

Welcome home my brother

[@ExcessiveVisas]

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.

[@gummbootoothbrush9060]

Very informative, thank you 😊

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you. I'm glad to hear it 🙏🏽

[@ngwantumngia567]

How about elementary school if I would consider moving my children from America to Namibia for a year or two for the experience of leaving in the motherland. How about medical?

[@alexplayz1165]

There are schools like delta secondary school or Windhoek high school or maybe whindhoek gymnasium which is a little bit expensive but best education, you can search the school on google and maybe see if you like it👍

[@AntonsClass]

I would maybe have to do a video on these topics! Thank you for questions.

[@abrahamshoolongela6023]

Do not worry about schools or education in Namibia. We have the best even the medical schools are top notch, plus our private hospitals are the best. Just come and visit first to measure the standards. Our standards are at international level. Namibia is the best place to school your children without putting too much worries on your kids being kidnapped.

[@victorlionelnazaire685]

What about COST of living ? A one-bedroom apt rental , equipped with major appliances ?

[@positivevibes2406]

I appreciate the fact that you did not trash other African countries because you chose to move to Namibia. A lot of other diasporans trash the African countries they're not living in. Bless up my brother, one love✊🏿😊

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you. I understand that we all have unique experiences and need to find what's right for us. Blessings, brother!

[@positivevibes2406]

@@AntonsClass I am a woman🤣🤣🤣

[@AntonsClass]

@@positivevibes2406 so sorry! I meant sister! 😆😁

[@positivevibes2406]

@@AntonsClass You're welcome🤣🤣🤣

[@bapbap2562]

Hello from Phoenix! Do you feel like the climate and landscape reminds you a lot of Arizona? I prefer not to move to a place that is too similar to Phoenix cuz I've never liked the climate here. The landscape is very "meh" in my opinion. My husband and I are always talking about moving to another country. Our top choice was Japan, but my husband hesitates to learn Japanese. I lived there for a year and Japan is one of those countries if you want to live there permanently and THRIVE, you need to learn to speak, read and write Japanese. There's no other way. So I definitely hear you on wanting to live somewhere where you can communicate. I've been suggesting African countries and Namibia is on the top of our list!

[@AntonsClass]

Well it doesn't get quite as hot as Phoenix in their summer, and it gets quite green in their summer months (rainy season). Also, the rains come and sort of cool it down on those hot summer days. However, the landscape is similar to Phoenix, and like you, I would prefer something different than Phoenix. I personally fell in love with South Africa more than Namibia. It has a more varied landscape than Namibia, with a lot more to do. I would recommend you check out both Namibia and South Africa.

[@bapbap2562]

@@AntonsClass thank you for responding! I am happy to hear that it doesn't get as hot as Phoenix. One of the reasons we want to leave here is because we want to be able to raise our future children outside, and it's just too hot to do that here in my opinion. Even though the landscape is pretty mid, I can deal with an underwhelming landscape so long as it's not 115 degrees lol. I spent about 18 days in South Africa back in 2015. the group I was with spent a week in Mafikeng and a week in Cape Town. I absolutely loved it. I don't know if I could hack it living there full time, so I do like that Namibia is only a short plane ride away. Namibia is definitely high up on my list of places to visit now.

[@onirichards8080]

Do you feel that though it’s organized that it has lost the African flair? I have heard that it’s boring and a bit too European. What are your thoughts about this?

[@AntonsClass]

I don't feel it's lost African flair, personally. It is quite boring though, not gonna lie. That's why I would recommend you check out South Africa as well.

[@johndantoni6852]

Great change is coming to Namibia due to oil exploration.

[@Maruwasa]

Anton are you still in Namibia?

[@roselindagaoses439]

The coastline is about 1400 km

[@amoopayamtravels]

Could a Canadian buy a small farm there , grow vegetables and own livestock?

[@fromheretobeer8987]

And if you understand Afrikaans, please watch our travel videos 😁

[@Zoomster-wu7if]

No update in a while, are you still living in Namibia?

[@melrose6731]

I’d like to continue working with animals when I make the move back home. Formerly a veterinary technician, currently a pet groomer. How would describe the relationship between pets and pet parents.

[@AntonsClass]

now THAT field has huge potential out here! People are really starting to get serious about their pets, and there aren't too many groomers out here. I would say there is certainly a market for it, especially among the middle and upper class families.

[@melrose6731]

@@AntonsClass Would you say it’s “pet friendly”?

[@AntonsClass]

@@melrose6731 yes I would. Many people own and love pets here.

[@ambansnota6535]

Hi am Snota from Cameroon please can you do a video about ranting apartment in Namibia

[@saz9102]

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 ..

[@AntonsClass]

My video of the coast is up next! It is absolutely beautiful. You should consider Namibia. Everything you heard is true. Keep researching and come visit. See if you like it

[@Accuface2000]

Social life is boring in Namibia, dating pool is too small < 2 million people. You will get bored even if you are an introvert. I went to Kenya, there was never a dull moment, population > 55 million people. Lots of women, lots of fun and fulfilling relationships. Big countries are good for retirement socialwise. Its not healthy to stay in a quiet, lonely place for a long time. Permanent residence in Kenya is quite straightforward. You only need 2,000 USD per month (proof of foreign income) to qualify for long term residential permit.

[@AntonsClass]

I agree. I did end up bored in Namibia, I'm not going to lie. South Africa is more my speed. Also want to try our Kenya! I have heard there is tons to see, experience and do.

[@janhbhugo5085]

Nice video from 🇨🇦 here !

[@t-rob2943]

Are you still in Namibia (as of 7 May 2023)?

[@Renette1987]

Welcome to my motherland 🇳🇦

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you! Happy to be here

[@wilsonrabbit7]

Moving to Namibia whose follow me ?

[@rootsreggae2467]

Bro we have 14 region if you learn them well you will now the natives, welcome home Africa for Africans Diaspora's come home this country is big with 2.5 million population

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you! It feels good to be here and I am grateful to be welcomed. Your country is beautiful.

[@joemwai4407]

Why are comments turned off for "Why I Left Rwanda Video"?

[@AntonsClass]

I had reasons.

[@joemwai4407]

@@AntonsClass Good man, you chose peace over profiting from war 😀

[@queenj6095]

Welcome💓🙏

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you! 😁🙏🏽

[@pariyasekasi6487]

Home sweet home

[@ngalahansel6066]

Glad you got the name of the capital right Haha

[@moorfortune901]

Too many sleep on Namibia n Botswana. They're progressive countries n take infrastructure serious. And both are English speaking

[@msteaexploresafrica7812]

Yep, I'm in Tanzania now, trying to decide now which of the 2 I should go to.

[@deestol5789]

Hi I'm going to Windhoek next month and looking for short-term stays for 3 months. Not many options in terms of subletting. Do you know of anyone who can help? Thanks

[@NorceCodine]

How long can you stay with a US passport?

[@estherthomas8338]

I love to relocate there.but please can you help me on how to settle there

[@AntonsClass]

Everything depends on where you're relocating from and your plans in the country.

[@estherthomas8338]

From Nigeria. Please maybe your contact so that I call you and tell you more.i really want to live somewhere different. School and maybe business. After watching your video I think I should try Namibia

[@AntonsClass]

@@estherthomas8338 Please shoot me an email: [e-mail]. I'd be happy to assist.

[@gideonngenoonye8564]

I will help you if come up , I love african people

[@josephmasuma888]

@@gideonngenoonye8564 hi

[@samshaama7175]

Hi Anton. I hope you are still enjoying your stay in Namibia. How can I reach you if I wanted to speak to you about business concerning exparts from the US? I'm based in Windhoek.

[@smsm458]

Make another video why did u quit usa 🇺🇸

[@frederickabender8660]

Kavango People as well

[@levireed5450]

With the population being under 3 million people total. How would it be possible for a African American to come there and start a business and grow it into a large corporation?

[@gideonngenoonye8564]

Don't think wrong, you can make money here then America

[@uariumuehoveka6852]

Let's go Sun's

[@MrElhabib123]

Is it enough been done to make Namibia 🇳🇦 attractive and easy access to international communities and expats workers and investors ??? That’s a million dollar question ??

[@ms.1207]

Is Namibia great to raise a family?

[@taste-a-liciouse1397]

Like the shirt!

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you so much! I love watching you and Teacher Tess on her videos 😀

[@martomik8640]

Man ha ha Rwanda is slow, how’s namimbia a love to relocate there from Kenya

[@AntonsClass]

Namibia is chill, but can get boring after a while.

[@beatricialucamba308]

welcome to the land of the brave

[@AntonsClass]

It's beautiful! Thank you

[@fumanemolahlehi7814]

You looking like Namibians as well

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you!

[@listenup2882]

Why do people refer to African languages as dialects?

[@AntonsClass]

I misspoke.

[@lindaj7167]

I love Namibia

[@johnkonaleonard4072]

🔥🔥🔥

[@iphoneupdate]

You will miss Rwanda 🇷🇼 that’s coming from a Namibian, I’m in love with Rwanda.

[@queenj6095]

We can be friends😂😉🙏🙏

[@AnnaMuzaza]

The culture is not similar at all. South Africa and Namibia are completely different. We were once one country though…any-who thanks for sharing and welcome home.

[@julirose5078]

To some extend it is. Your economy and land are controlled by minority whites just like S.A!!

[@mzerk9324]

@Mandume Ndemfayo SA and Namibia similar in most respects. Even languages such as afrikaans, nama, tswana and Lozi in Zambezi all came from South Africa historically. All these namibian languages are spoken in South Africa. Zambezi Lozi is Sotho and was brought by Sotho chiefs who ruled that side after fleeing Shaka Zulu wars. They originally from orange free state. That's why a Lozi and tswana speaking person understand each other. Moreso, a Sotho speaking person also understand a Lozi at 90% and vice versa coz Lozi is direct dialect of Sotho.

[@helvitangi8199]

I'm Namibian and if you make an effort to delve into South African culture and South Africa in general, you'll learn that we have many, many similarities.

[@AnnaMuzaza]

@@helvitangi8199 there are similarities in most Bantu/African tribes. So no we do not really.

[@cytkl]

All melanin beings should seperate with their enemies and move back to roots

[@cannacris9292]

So it's tribal?

[@ellishaindobo1794]

Elaborate on this... tribal?

[@cannacris9292]

@@ellishaindobo1794 areas segregated by tribes? Feeling out of place?

[@ellishaindobo1794]

In almost everytown/city, you will get your typical "China town", "lil Havana" but of Namibian tribes. Although it's more of just the names as there can be various tribes living in one location.

[@astridrenguila938]

I like the video...by the way you loollike sir Lewis Hamilton 🤦🏾‍♀️

[@esthersbucketlist]

Namibia and South Africa was one country fyi

[@roselindagaoses439]

Khoekhoegowab... Do you want to learn perhaps? Lol

[@AntonsClass]

What's that? Is that a local language?

[@sikoshandu8959]

It’s Afrikaans (with a K not a c)

[@AntonsClass]

Thank you. I wrote the correct spelling in the description box.

[@NoCapTurks]

Could you rate our content? Our namibian youtubers but could you just be dead honest 😂

[@Kireniusable]

Wait.... 😂 😂 😂 😂 😂 DRAMA...?

[@dwayne_]

It's Damara Da Ma Ra😂