@@globetrottingunlimited Namibia and South Africa were one country. But after independence SA wanted hold on to Walvis Bay, which is impossible because Walvis Bay is even far away from their borders. It never really belonged to them as you put it
@@globetrottingunlimited In 1795 a crew of a british battle ship annexed the port. In 1875 the port and the surrounded area was taken by Richard C. Dyer into possesion for the british crown. In 1910 when the Union of Southafrica was created, Walfish Bay became part of the province of the western cape. Only in 1994 the port and the surrounding land was given to Namibia.
Walvis Bay is a waste of time Ghetto, I once walked out of that place in the middle of the night to the highway and all the way to Swakopmund, hell of a walk for sure! about 34km...
Let me say it is not dangerous here there is big population of white residents of Walvisbay,let alone Namibia as a whole,yes you may see crimes here and there,but I can assure that thus country is safe,we have big population of German speaking Namibians due to our past history and you will also find Afrikaans speaking people who are of the Dutch origin few English speaking and other nationals who are staying here as citizens. Let me say as far as crimes are concerned Namibia is far better compared to other some countries. I requesting you to make small research in whatever you are interested in concerning Namibia.Thanks.
Well i disagree crime according to the population is out of control, a few years ago my office wad robbed by what we call betsotsis, after being arrested to same two walked by my office 2 days later, upon which i contacted the police station and was told that they cant hold them in the cells as the cells were bursting at the seams, well now you got another perspective so you be the judge
Fascinating!!! If Namibia had a higher population density and thus could support more small business people, I would consider moving there.
Please come. We need to feel up our empty suburbs
Namibia is my favourite country
And mine, too!
Thank you for sharing your video
Very nice
Ich komme am 27. Oktober 22 nach Namibia. Ich freue mich schon
That's very fine. Hope you had a good stay.
Hey New friend here full
support Thank you for having me
What do you mean by largest in Namibia?
Largest harbor in Namibia
Used to belong to which country??
Thanks for the question. Walvis Bay belonged to South Africa since the early 1900's until they gave it to Namibia a few years after independence.
@@globetrottingunlimited Namibia and South Africa were one country. But after independence SA wanted hold on to Walvis Bay, which is impossible because Walvis Bay is even far away from their borders. It never really belonged to them as you put it
Germany
Use to be South West Africa, now Namibia.
@@globetrottingunlimited
In 1795 a crew of a british battle ship annexed the port. In 1875 the port and the surrounded area was taken by Richard C. Dyer into possesion for the british crown. In 1910 when the Union of Southafrica was created, Walfish Bay became part of the province of the western cape. Only in 1994 the port and the surrounding land was given to Namibia.
Walvis Bay is a waste of time Ghetto, I once walked out of that place in the middle of the night to the highway and all the way to Swakopmund, hell of a walk for sure! about 34km...
That same walk took me about 6 hours once
AI generated crap.
How dangerous is it as a white man? I dont wanna get slaughtered if i dont give money. Im not a walking ATM. Im literally poor.
Let me say it is not dangerous here there is big population of white residents of Walvisbay,let alone Namibia as a whole,yes you may see crimes here and there,but I can assure that thus country is safe,we have big population of German speaking Namibians due to our past history and you will also find Afrikaans speaking people who are of the Dutch origin few English speaking and other nationals who are staying here as citizens. Let me say as far as crimes are concerned Namibia is far better compared to other some countries. I requesting you to make small research in whatever you are interested in concerning Namibia.Thanks.
@m yes
Really!
There are lot of white guys here. The town is safe.
Well i disagree crime according to the population is out of control, a few years ago my office wad robbed by what we call betsotsis, after being arrested to same two walked by my office 2 days later, upon which i contacted the police station and was told that they cant hold them in the cells as the cells were bursting at the seams, well now you got another perspective so you be the judge