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The Average Price of (submitted) Travel Rooms in Namibia is 46 USD

Seventh Heaven Guesthouse in Windhoek, Namibia Lowest Price of Room Per Day: $46 USD Lowest Price of Room Per Day in Namibia, Dollar (NAD): 320 Free Wireless Internet (WiFi Hotspot or Access Point): No Travel Rooms Type: Hotel For Room Reservations and Enquiries, Call: 00264-61-241073 Windhoek > Seventh Heaven Guesthouse Address:18, Schopenhauer Street Academia, Windhoek Windhoek, Namibia Website: Seventh Heaven Guesthouse

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Translation of the Country Name Namibia in Foreign Languages :

ناميبيا in Arabic
纳米比亚 in Chinese
Namibië in Dutch
Namibie in French
Namibia in German
Ναμιμπια in Greek
Namibia in Italian
ナミビア in Japanese
나미비아 in Korean
Namíbia in Portuguese
Намибия in Russian
Namibia in Spanish

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The National Capital of Namibia is: Windhoek
Namibia Area in Square Kilometers: 825418.0
Population Statistics of Namibia are: 2063000
Namibia is located in the continent of Africa. The Africa continent code is AF


List of Languages Spoken in Namibia:

Afrikaans
English
German
Herero
Nama (Namibia)

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Namibia

Republic of Namibia

Geography
Area: 823,145 sq. km. (320,827 sq. mi.); the size of Texas and Louisiana combined.
Cities: Capital--Windhoek (2001 census) pop. 233,529. Other cities--Grootfontein, Katima Mulilo, Keetmanshoop, Luderitz, Ondangwa, Oranjemund, Oshakati, Otjiwarongo, Swakopmund, Tsumeb, Walvis Bay.
Terrain: Varies from coastal desert to semiarid mountains and plateau.
Climate: Semidesert and high plateau.

People
Nationality: Noun and adjective--Namibian(s).
Population (2007): 2 million.
Annual growth rate (2001 Namibia Population and Housing Census est.): 2.6%. The population growth rate is depressed by an HIV/AIDS prevalence rate estimated to be 19.7%.
Ethnic groups: Black 87%; white 6%; mixed race 7%. About 50% of the population belong to Ovambo ethnic group, and 9% to the Kavango ethnic group. Other ethnic groups are: Herero 7%, Damara 7%, Nama 5%, Caprivian 4%, San 3%, Baster 2%, and Tswana 0.5%.
Religions: Predominantly Christian; also indigenous beliefs.
Languages: English (official); Afrikaans, German, Oshivambo, Herero, Nama/Damara, other indigenous languages.
Education: Years compulsory--to age 16. Attendance (2001)--82%. Literacy (adults, 2004)--85%.
Work force (2004 Namibia Labor Force Survey): 493,448.

Government
Type: Republic.
Independence: March 21, 1990.
Branches: Executive--president (elected for 5-year term), prime minister. Legislative--bicameral Parliament: National Assembly and National Council. Judicial--Supreme Court, the High Court, and lower courts.
Subdivisions: 13 administrative regions.
Major political parties: South West Africa People's Organization (SWAPO), Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA), United Democratic Front of Namibia (UDF), Congress of Democrats (COD), Republican Party (RP), National Unity Democratic Organization (NUDO), Monitor Action Group (MAG).
Suffrage: Universal adult.

Economy
GDP (2006): $6.3 billion.
Annual growth rate (2006): 4.6%.
Per capita GNI (2005): $2,990.
Inflation rate (2007): 7.0%.
Natural resources: Diamonds, uranium, zinc, gold, copper, lead, tin, fluorspar, salt, fisheries, and wildlife.
Agriculture (5.7% of GDP, 2006): Products--livestock and meat products, fish and fish products, grapes.
Mining (8.3% of GDP, 2006): Gem-quality diamonds, uranium, zinc, copper, other.
Trade: Exports (2006)--$3.53 billion: diamonds, uranium, copper, lead, beef, cattle, fish, karakul pelts, grapes. Imports (2006)--$3.58 billion: foodstuffs, construction material, manufactured goods. Major partners--South Africa, Angola, Botswana, Germany, U.K., U.S.

Sources: Namibia National Accounts; Namibia Central Bureau of Statistics; Bank of Namibia; World Bank.

PEOPLE
Namibians are of diverse ethnic origins. The principal groups are the Ovambo, Kavango, Herero/Himba, Damara, mixed race ("colored" and Rehoboth Baster), white (Afrikaner, German, and Portuguese), Nama, Caprivian, San, and Tswana.

The Ovambo make up about half of Namibia's people. The Ovambo, Kavango, and East Caprivian peoples, who occupy the relatively well-watered and wooded northern part of the country, are settled farmers and herders. Historically, these groups had little contact with the Nama, Damara, and Herero, who roamed the central part of the country vying for control of sparse pastureland. German colonial rule destroyed the war-making ability of the tribes but did not erase their identities or traditional organization. People from the more populous north have settled throughout the country in recent decades as a result of urbanization, industrialization, and the demand for labor.

Missionary work during the 1800s drew many Namibians to Christianity. While most Namibian Christians are Lutheran, there also are Roman Catholic, Methodist, Anglican, Jewish, African Methodist Episcopal, and Dutch Reformed Christians represented.

Education and services have been extended in varying degrees to most rural areas in recent years. The estimated adult literacy rate of Namibians was relatively high at 85% as of 2004. However, although the national literacy rate is estimated to be 85%, it is important to note that the number of Namibians who are functionally literate and have the skills that the labor market needs is significantly fewer.

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