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SWAPO has large supplies of Kalashnikovs during the border war.

126 to 28 yeah it’s not better

And apparently some of the drill too, with English words instead of German

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Apply like everyone else

Keep on dreaming a country with 2 arms of service army and air force only can't do shit to a country that hv already fought war abroad.who has Botswana fought they don't even hv a Navy .Train hard and fight easy that's the slogan in Namibia

If you don't have anything better to say better shut that big mouth out.

Go tell you mother!!!!

If you're talking about their military traditions those were adopted from German traditions.

@@thagamerzzz It would be good if they could acquire German weapons and technology that would improve the Namibian Defence Force capabilities, a close alliance with German Defence Force would enable high quality training. Given the historical links particularly with Namibia seeking reparations for Germany's colonisation of Namibia it would be a good bilateral partnership to improve relations and aid Namibia. A highly skilled professional defence force would attract further recruits as a career pathway for many young Namibians

But We have no communism in Namibia.

@@seanrota3359 well the problem is that the Namibian army has a fairly low budget of just 505 Million USD$ as of 2020, one German Leopard 2 can cost anywhere from 5-12 million USD$, they certainly have enough money to buy German rifles or pistoles but not modern German fighting vehicles at least not a lot of them. But I think Namibia has a fairly strong military for its relatively low population and the country is extraordinary rich in natural resources which might help it to become one of the stronger African economies in the future

@@frwt.0432 Yes agree, cost of any hardware is high on any nation's economy particularly one with a smaller population. Again Germany as part of reparations could provide some of this as part of an overall package, it may not be a high priority for the Namibian Government but would lessen the burden on the defence budget. There are underlying racial tensions in Namibia given the inequality of wealth, history shows leaving these to fester become much bigger problems down the track.

Good country with great people, but poor governance.

You don't get it,Namibia have its own policies and it is doing it in its own way which means we don't follow the European neither the American way of doing things.The government is doing its best to improve its own people..by the way every Namibian homestead have its heard of cattle,goats(animal)?what we lack is only enough industries to produce/process anything and you know it..

@@mncamnto8508 Do ordinary black Namibians own the means of production in their country? How's the unemployed rate amongst the youth in Namibia? Democracy originated from the West, so how's "Namibia doing their own thing" if they adopted this type of system? It's been years after independence 1990-2019 and all we read or hear about is land being leased/sold to foreign nationals etc... Please look at the stats and facts, don't just be typing from a privileged point of view...

My friend I think you are just posting for the sake of doing so and production generally include a lot when it comes to farming it is already the type of production,I don't use to read foreigners buying land every day/year in Namibia.The last day I heard about it was just last year and these were the Russians and the was a purpose in doing so,what I know is that the AR pretend to put its hand in unconditional matter for them to get what they need at the hand of the Namibians but they don't put their concern base on the Namibians but what they do best is by depriving the government with thousands of NAD going into their pocket and who ever who behind them especially the poor people they don't get anything..and put your on reality and try to face the facts.

@@mncamnto8508 What dust are you typing guy? Saying things for? Do you honestly think all dodgy grn deals and stuff are always in the papers? Enlighten yourself and stop being ignorant and blind... Just cause you don't read about it, doesn't mean it's not happening. If AR really forged those Russian documents, that's a criminal offence, meaning someone should be charged and held accountable. How do you have a land conference and after that still lease land to foreigners, oligarchs? That's good governance in your mind/eyes!? You honestly think you'll just read about everything happening? Travel the country and interact with families and individuals whom are facing these problems... Have you been to Omitara(surrounded by fenced off private farms and a railway)? Obviously not... Even the founding father spoke about this at the land conference and was disappointed by it. Whereby whites(Afrikaners & Germans) just dump farm workers there, that can't perform their duties anymore due to deteriorating health and old age. Interact with the people affected by these issues... How many graduates are sitting without jobs?don't just type, type, type ... Know the political and social issues of what's taking place. Doesn't even seem like you're Namibian, what Namibian is blind to the issues facing the country? Are you even aware that the Germans live the most privileged life in Namibia? After the genocide and exploitation of Namibians? Don't sit there in your air conditioned, mushrooming, pop corn office typing nothing but plain smack, as if everyone benefits from Namibia's vast rich resources. A country which has less than 3 million people can't be sustained with all those resources. The fisheries, mining, agricultural and service providing sectors etc.... I'll ask you one simple question since you seem to APPARENTLY know alot. What was in the liberators party manifesto in 1990/95, the most important part of it? In terms of means of production, which is land. Namibia is a huge country, if all those old politicians were serious about this issue, every Namibian would have a portion/piece of land. Don't defend socialist movements that became capitalists over the years. Facts are there to proof it, with evidence.