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Namibia has the third highest levels of income inequality in the world. 6% of the population own 70% of the land and here, the wounds of German Colonisation run deep. Between 1904 -1908, the Germans established concentration camps where the indigenous Herero and Nama people were interned. Up to 80% of them died in what Germany later recognised as the first genocide of the 20th Century. While the descendants of these victims, like Karvita, live on illegal settlements in constant fear of eviction, the descendants of these colonists continue to own most of the land and have no problem justifying their inheritance.
Most of Namibia’s vast natural resources are owned or controlled by foreigners. The diamond industry is dominated by DeBeers and the ruling Swapo party, widely seen as corrupt, is propped up by its historic ally: China. The construction and uranium industries are controlled by the Chinese and documents leaked in 2021 revealed that North Korea was illegally subcontracted to build the country’s State House.
Most of the country is sparsely populated, enabling nature to flourish. It’s home to one to one of the greatest wildlife populations in the world, including the only free roaming black rhinos. But these animals are constantly threatened by Chinese mafia while global warming is increasing desertification, threatening indigenous communities.
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Namibia has the third highest levels of income inequality in the world. 6% of the population own 70% of the land and here, the wounds of German Colonisation run deep.
Between 1904 - 1908, the Germans established concentration camps where the indigenous Herero and Nama people were interned. Up to 80% of them died in what Germany later recognised as the first genocide of the 20th Century. While the descendants of these victims, like Karvita, live on illegal settlements in constant fear of eviction, the descendants of these colonists continue to own most of the land and have no problem justifying their inheritance.
This documentary was previously on our ENDEVR channel. It has been added to the FREE DOCUMENTARY CHANNEL because we think it is a better fit here.
It's always the white man's fault. These men would all be wearing dresses still instead of pants of it was not for the Whites. But I hear black men like to wear dresses, especially on tv.
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False. U looking for views. Am black Namibian and I attest that Yr claim is false and misleading. U copied and paste to mislead people. 1stly no one owns 80% of the land in Namibia. Namibia is 15% desert, 40% communal or non commercial land and 35% commercial agricultural land. Other 10% is state land. Thus majority of whites who are not Germana but Afrikaaners today own 28% of the 35% commercial agricultural land. It's incorrect to say 80% of Namibia's land is owned by whites. There is no such a thing.
@BoxHans your very evil creature
@mzerk9324 Thank you for educating the people. Almost everything on a screen is a lie, especially if it comes from a corporation
As a Nigerian I must confess that Namibia is the most underrated country in the world, but in reality is the best country in the world
i am half swiss half nigerian and namibia is really interesting to go visit in the near future❤️
But we are poor my friend while those in government and foreigners remain rich
@@sindanonegongo1199 if only they knew.🙈
@@sindanonegongo1199 you are way better in comparison to most of African countries inclusive of some European countries, I do not speak out of internet observations but out of my traveling experience,
@@rui_josebonifasia5132 the fact that the economy is ran by a few minority raises suspicion
As a Namibian in Namibia watching this documentary, I don't know how I feel about this sad, whilst amazing story.
I guess we should talk about you relocating a bit
Yoh just came across the documentary and yoh I'm 💔 😢. As a Namibian myself, I did not understand the severity of how Germans continue to treat us.
Why do you allow this nonsense
At least you do not know how you feel because I feel infuriated, mad and sad from SA.
@@hilmanuule859 Be careful.
They are trying to get you to attack your farmers, so as to cause a famine.
As an Indian feel disgusted when the local has to ask permission to a land which was taken from thier ancestors by paying nothing. This injustice will end in the near future. These germans owning thousands of acres till date is injustice to its core.
In India church and mosques own more land than majority hindus
Unbelievable
I really couldn't keep watching after that and the part where the farmer said Africa was dark without them
dont call them germans, its a disgrace for us, these are ppl that think they are bc some generations before were germans. the guy that makes Döner/Kebab in my town is more german than these guys. You actually need to live in germany and go through the bulshit we go to call yourself german.
The land issue is very sensitive if not delt with properly the situation will lead into escalation nd lives will be t stake
I don’t know how to feel about this documentary as a Namibian. I hate that the German always think Namibia was nothing b4 the colonialism. Blacks were here n we were living in harmony.
That part also took me out. When he says that there was nothing... It had no name..... These folk Gata be kiddin me!!!
There were numerous conflicts even before colonialism. We weren't harmonious, colonialism was just a common enemy.
"it didnt have a European name" but it HAD A NAME nonetheless! God that angered me so much
Jou feite is nie korrek Nie...die Nama en Herero was van voor die Duitse tyd voortdurend in oorlog gewikkel.
that is not true lol
The Audacity of the settlers to ask the land owners to pay to see their Ancestors grave yards🤷🏽♀️
What are you gonna do about it. Nothing
@@mrmusanda3576 musanda wa marete
@@maxnator mara wena😁😂😂
It's probably to keep riffraff out, not those truly dedicated, since I'm sure everyone will get to a point of stress if 300 strangers hang around in your backyard daily - I think it is more than a simple money making scheme
There used to be many places like that in SA, where the only reason you really pay is to keep those not willing to cash out, out. Like many camping sites (at least ~15 years ago, not sure now anymore) were actually considered free, but had small (like under $7 and then you can take the whole family in) fees for entry for any amount of people you bring along, and it kept most of those that would litter and be disrespectful out surprisingly well, and also kept the place from overflowing with campers. You'd still get the occasional hillbilly that would go and get wack drunk and play loud music, but it was faar less often than it was at the completely free locations
Watching this documentary makes me more informed nd angry at the same time....
Like Wise
Very angry
This channel is gold. Love learning facts from countries not widely covered by media
It's very sad knowing this painful story of Namibia 🇳🇦. How come on earth a person owns a land without paying nothing to obtain the land in fact these lands are territories not a mere land, you may forgive for the crimes done to your ancestors if your want but some certain territories/lands should be returned peacefully.
Our leaders are supposed to make that happen but noo, they fear yts and want to keep the "peace"
Its no coincidence that most colonialist descendents in Namibia still have economic privileges. Most natives still embrace the colonial error curriculum, and 90% of the black population don't understand the full value of land. We have mines, vast land for agricultural activities etc, yet from primary school a child is not aware of these topics. From primary school children are taught how to recite bible verses and sing. In upper primary and junior secondary they introduce learners to subjects like Agriculture (as optional/non-promotional subjects). Then you'll find a learner with great symbols in science subjects forced to do a teaching course because they are poor and cannot afford to study science related subjects. The circle continues.
Those who claim to be "educated" do little to change the mindset of the ordinary people in their communities. We are currently a generation of relaxed citizens, who only blame colonialism for our economic misfortune but we fall to out point our weak reasoning.
The economic problem of Namibia will be solved by redesigning the curricula (both the school & null curricula). Change the curriculum, change the mindset of the people!!!
I've always been very interested in the German colonisation of Africa. A topic much less talked about.
Massive thanks 🙏
Don't also forget Tanganyika(Now Tanzania) in East Africa was once a German colony.
Research what they did in Tanganyika(Mainland Tanzania), Burundi and Rwanda. Atrocities of beyond imagination. When black people cry all over the World, this is the Example.
@@rubamann Basically the same as every other power did (those who had any power). It was warfare, plain and simple. Chinese don't have this nonsense guilty, they will deal with Africans accordingly.
Our politicians/government has to be blamed for poor living conditions while the country is having abundant natural resources. Foreigners are worthier and living in languish
Your government and Germany needs to be held accountable
Sure, you gonna do it? lol what a dumb comment.
@@adidas3s506 Namibian politicians are very corrupt.
Well thats foriegners bro why dont they
Dont blame them
There bloody giving Money and Doing good to your country
Your country is in Corruption and stealing killing Animals
I’m absolutely horrified that they couldn’t visit their own land without permission…
Let alone...... they must pay R500 entrance fee to see their ancestors graves.😒
As a Namibian, this part alone shattered my heart in a thousand pieces 💔 😢 😞
Even have to pay R500 to visit.
It's sad but he was clearly only visiting them for the cameras
Colonialism never ended in most sub-Saharan Africa. The only places where black people can access their resources are few and scattered.
When they can access resources, it will end up like South Africa. They cannot manage themselves, never could.
@@incremental_failureIn Zimbabwe it never ended up in the hands of ordinary folk, just politicians who can't even farm. Now we have our land but most of it is idle or one politicians owns 10 idle farms. Ridiculous.
@@incremental_failure so who was managing us before u colonized us Mr smart guy?? Huh
@@incremental_failure that doesn't give you any right to manage them
@@BN-bp7lwThe Khoi San peoples managed you....Oh wait, sorry you colonized them and pushed them into the arid areas.
The Nambian problem is similar to most sub-Sharan Africa. Corruption!!!.
There is poor reinvestment of the country's resources by the government into key development sectors rather the government make the people refocus their attention to "external enemies". When they eventually take over the land from the white farmers, they will give it to their cronies who can't farm the land, then food prices raise, the country crumbs.... Zimbabwe 2.0
This German guy is so arrogant! Dark Africa? First he said Namibia had no name! Smh … he sense of entitlement these guys have is nauseating to say the least. I don’t wanna imagine what he says off camera 😮
Land reform is a great idea, if you want to repeat what happened in Zimbabwe. If land reform without compensation is introduced in a governmental capacity, you would see even more people starving within that same year and a economical collapse within the next year. Land reform will not solve the countries poverty issue nor any other important dilemma. The Namibian government had more than 30 years almost 2 generations to solve any number of problems regarding the income gap or any other issue.
Why does the Namibian government not invest in local education or in improving living conditions for rural communities? In 34 years we have seen an increase in the income gap, a decline in educational standards. The most notable aspect which I have noticed in Africa, is that for a culture or a specific race to improve they must devalue another.
People's decisions are based on their view of the world, their life experiences and their education. Note that if each of those aspects of a persons life is neglected, they will make poor decisions. The government does not invest in the people, they know if they properly educate and improve the lives of the people, the people will vote them out of office.
Your points about the potential risks and challenges of land reform in Namibia are well-taken. History has shown that poorly planned and executed land reform can indeed lead to economic instability, food insecurity, and human suffering. The examples from Zimbabwe serve as a cautionary tale. @KoosGoos
I agree with your concerns about the potential consequences of land reform without compensation. It is crucial for the government to carefully consider the implications and ensure that it does not lead to further economic hardships and social instability. Investing in local education and improving living conditions for rural communities are indeed essential steps towards addressing the income gap and other critical issues. Neglecting these aspects can result in poor decision-making and hinder the overall progress of the country. It is important for the government to prioritize the well-being of its people and work towards sustainable solutions that benefit all.
Agreed, land reform needs careful implementation. Namibia could focus on education & rural development alongside a fair land reform plan. @koosgoos
I completely understand your frustration with the decline in educational standards in Namibia. The government's failure to invest in local education is a significant concern that needs to be addressed urgently. A well-functioning education system is crucial for the overall development of a nation and the empowerment of its citizens. By neglecting education, the government is not only limiting opportunities for individuals but also hindering the country's potential for growth and prosperity.
This couldn't come at a better time, big thanks to this channel!
Watching ths is so disheartening, th country is wealthy but poor at th same time😢. Namibia my motherland
Always watching from Georgetown Guyana south America 🇬🇾🇬🇾
You won't get the land back by asking nicely!
Take necessary steps into your hands!
Agreed
They won't get it back no matter what
The farms will fail just like in South Africa then they have to ask them to come run them for them because they can’t do a whole lot on their own. The colonization lasted 30 years, and ended 75 years ago.
@@Anthonycapone8146 zimbabwe did, they will if they take action
@@Stolas1777 dont come back, we dont want you
but im sure in 34 years you have never given him even one cow
Small population, huge natural resources, lack of local expertise and technology, corruption leading to extreme poverty
Ignorant comment
COLONIZATION, EXPLOITATION & MANIPULATION.
You guys always overstate the effects of corruption
@@LM-he7eb in the face of all these and we are corrupt and steal from our people and invest in assets overseas, it makes the poverty even worse.
Colonization is over, invest in technology for the people to benefit, we steal it.
How do we get manipulated? Because we do not believe in ourselves.
2 millions in namibia, atleast everyone must be a millionaire with such enormous underground wealth
Its 3.1 million now
Why? Doing nothing and still expecting to be a millionaire?
@@marijna6540 That's exactly how inheritance works
Can you imagine if an African owned 20 percent of German land. One German individual got 60 acres of land in Nemabia
Well if the african had more powerful technology that allows them to overtake other groups then that would be a possibly. A reminder this happen when world followed the right of conquest, so basically the German rightfully owned that land.
the land is vert uninhabited, if there is a construct-ual problem then yes address it correctly. * however do not commit 'reverse racism' of any kind just because they are different skin color.
@@akiraotoishi5756but your kind never address anything correctly because of colour
@@Nene..93 my kind ma'am didnt adress anything correctly because of color? sorry for someone elses actions. and those people who own land did not oppress you by stealing land, it was other people. so now you want to oppress people by taking their property because it's about race at this point. when it could be correctly approached like i said above.
@@akiraotoishi5756they’ll do the same thing as in South Africa, forcefully take farms from whyte people, then very quickly the farms will fail. It’s a shame that they can’t seem to build anything on their own, and are still blaming some thing that ended 75 years ago, that only lasted 30 years.its a shame but Africans can’t get it together, they’re too tribal, uneducated and unable to build much on their own.
Guys even in south africa we are facing the same problem we need to unite africa and end this
Haaahaaaa, 13 tribes uniting, haaaaaaaahaaaa
You guys voted DA instead of. EFf
You are lying South africans have land in the rurals a lot of land , the Zulu king is sitting on thousands of hectors of land and not distributing to people , the government also
South africa is doing alright
Hasuka LOL, voestek to Namibia then & take that Zimbo Malema with u.
Namibians wake up and fight for your land
They did and the German Namibians won.
And then what? Germans contribute massively to the economy.
We love our COUNTRY, THESE YEAR IS ELECTIONS, The GERMAN PEOPLE ARE NOT ACTIVE IN THIS, THEY SHOULD HELP us.😥😥
@@user-yk4fe9xm1g Why should they help you? What's in it for them? You create racist policies and then expect them to help?
I HOPE FOR THE BEST Sir, not all of us is racist, we all should stand together to build up our Country.
the population is now over 3 million, not 2.5 million anymore
I'm from South Africa, would like to visit Namibia 1 day, maybe start a new life in Namibia.
Hellos. Please come to my place and build free
Namibia is way safer than South Africa. You can enjoy a really good life here if you have good money. Namibia is a peaceful country.
am serious from Kenya😅@@mupinicreativestudios1997
Me too , i have had this thought for years now, I'm really obsessed with Namibia. One day i will permanently migrate to Namibia.
@@john-darrenesterhuizen9008because we are too forgiving and allowed white minority to own majority of the economy
I'm Namibian
Love it here
The land of the brave 🇳🇦
Cowards
How is it the land of the brave when you're not fighting to get your land back? Join the Neff fight for the majority of the African population to be part of the economy and make your statement a reality.
Land of Brave?! I don’t think you are brave enough, sitting there for small percentage of european descendants of your country owned about 70% of your land while over 90% of the population who are true owners of the land possess only 30% and you are here calling yourself the land of bravery. Please do something to get your lands back before you come here to claim that title, unless you’re European descendant.
I'm in shock that the population is that small, some of the best minerals in Africa and their citizens are not living in luxury. They should be able to afford anything in the world with all those minerals. Be brave and take back your land.
@@mclesenn We will get it back
It's just a matter of time but we will
The fact that the German's are just all over its annoying.
Très intéressant, merci
Proud Namibian❤🇳🇦.....every country has its Flaws.
And your point?
But this is too much ,i mean for a 3 million and vast country you shouldnt be having land issues and a slum in Windhoek
The Germans sure do have a lot of blood on their hands.
Having to pay 500 Rand to visit the graves of their relatives is criminal, they made me sick to my stomach.
As a Native American here in the US, Umatilla tribe, I can understand how they feel.
The arrogance of some of the Germans is she still live there is sickening. They make all these excuses that don't wash. Great
Big game hunting is also another sickening comet disgraceful part of colonization.
Excellent documentary though.
The black Rangers dine outside while the whites inside the cafeteria...
I saw it as well. I was waiting for this comment
Why😂?
I like this young man spirit 😅
Every African country seem to have a sad history. Rich in natural resources while our people suffer. 😢😢😢
I mean it's kind of your own fault... lol
@@marijna6540 You don’t know what you’re saying so just shut up!
@@marijna6540 Keep quiet
Love this channel
Thank you 🙏
This is an amazing documentary, and very awakening.
this channel is belong to me why because I'm very addicted. Even at work i can't stay without yr document
I'm a Namibian. I didn't know how half of the things were shown on these documentaries. Like it's mind-blowing that the average Namibian doesn't know what's going in their own country.
A must watch for the youth...definitely know who not to vote for in November!
Please do not vote for the branch of the EFF, the country will fall
Its mad how these colonists assume the land was uncivilised before they arrived, delusional. This is not fair by any measure of human reason. Namibia is a beautiful country and a safe one. They need to put in place a more fair and appropriate compensation scheme and allow the indigenous people to have a fair portion of the wealth so Namibia continues to be as beautiful as ever.
Namibia is still colonized
And it's beautiful. Namibia needs high intelligence governance from Germans so they don't become like South Sudan.
All of Southern Africa is colonized directly or indirectly through SA except for Zim
But we both know how it worked out for zim
😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😮💨😅
Or any other african country. Like he said every nation was colonised at some point. America, australia, new zealand
@mattbritz5066 Ethiopia wasn’t really ever colonized.
Listen to this man Harry Schneider, telling the people to appreciate their countries' history. Very easy for you to say because you either don't know the true history of Africa/Ethiopia before your ancestors came or you convenietly ignore it. Coz it helps you sleep better. Bless you Mr Schneider.
Interesting. 💡👍🏻✨
This Documentary is Another reason to vote for a new government
Mr Hung, Mr Hang, Mr Hing😂😂😂😂😂
That was funny😂
I've watched this documentary last year
We live in a society where every single thing is monetised 💔. Quite sad
Hit like if you want to see our world in peace.❤❤❤
As a young Namibian leader watching this I believe it’s high time we change the leadership. Clearly we are not their priority! Vote OUT SWAPO collectively and we will see the change.
Watching from kenya
Mr Maina ! Unaona design waafrica hunyanyaswa?
@@judymwangimuthoni4176 akh
I love this channel for highlighting history and issues in countries and locations that we here in America are rarely introduced to both in primary and secondary educational institutions. I hadn’t realized Germany was an occupying force in Namibia… worse, I had no idea about their part in yet another genocide. Glad to see they recognize it now but damn…
britian, france, and other all also held concentration camps...post WW2
@@AL-lh2ht You may need to explain that to me as if I were 5 years old… where were these concentration camps and how many were systematically killed while captive?
Every country that had colonies had concentration camps and comitted at least a genocide... The Begians in the Kongo, the British in South Africa, the Spanish in the New World. They are all documented in Wikipedia
Imagine charging people R500 to visit graves, how barbaric.
I pray Namibia will raise up and reach its full purpose for its people.
What a stunningly beautiful country, sad to hear of its violent past, I hope the people can work together to make abetter future for all. Disappointing the land owner wanted to charge the folk visiting graves, that wont help heal wounds.
WE HOPE IN THIS ELECTIONS, WIĹL BE COME A CHANGE FOR NAMIBIA 🇳🇦
Am Kenyan🇰🇪 and am truly in love with Namibia 🇳🇦 planing my visit soon
I wil welcome you
So?
I imagine Silvia and he sister are okay without mask but the man and the girl should wear mask , imagine the hypocrisy
This is why Zimbabwe fought for there Land back.
I feel bad Africa need to unite and get there land back.
I´´m from Slovaki and when I´ll be enough of money I´ll visit Namibia beautiful and from african point of view is developped country
I can be your host, I am Namibian.
No it's not developed ,maybe developing
@@leratoseretsi5603 In Namibia there is mnuch, much better conditions for living of human beings than those of Zimbabwe
Thank you so much to see Eff all over the Africa
We went to Cafe Anton last year and almoat had a stroke since they have a perfect mural of our small home town Kleve there :)
Look at his pants he is excentric , i dont know what to make of that statement
Please make more content like this.
Why? To carry on a false narrative? This is not even accurate.
"Owning land doesn't make you rich. Managing it properly does."
What a numpty. Doesn't realise you can't successfully manage land if you haven't got any left because it's been stolen.
This makes my blood boil I can't continue watching
Same. I started crying halfway. Africans need to wake up. We can't keep living under neocolonialism.
This was hard to watch, made me full of rage and my blood boil also.
Haha. Way more African in Europe. Just pray European bloods don't boil and hush your mouth
Lets vote EFF
African people have to united
En fight for what belongs to them
Lots of Nama, Herero and Damaras have mixed race grand parents. So many rapes...not only by Germans but Afrikaners Dutch Boere. My grandma is one of those kids from Walvisbay. I am in my 50ties and still remember the appartheid days. God have mercy on our people in our land.
We always hear great stories, glad to hear the truth
Wow very sad, didn’t know this about Namibia. All of Africa seem to have been abused by some foreign power at some point in their lifetime.
How do you fail to take care of 3million people?
the issue of land reform in southern africa is unavoidable it can only be delayed it is a revolution it started with zimbabwe its now in south africa then to namibia and lastly zambia
The land in zambia is owned by the government not white people
Thats why they sanctioned zimbabwe to discourage other countries
No sweetie, sadly you're wrong 🤭Namibia is capitalist beyond other African states. We are stable only because of the wealthy investment holding it together. Take away the wealth and you get Zimbabwe. Pick your poison.
Can you make video about australia please ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
At some point any country with natural resources either grow up or others will fill the void!
Very informative documentary. It makes you appreciate the greed of humans
Indeed
Africa is crazily rich this is true Canaan
More documentaries please
we have a whole library full of documentaries!
Its weird how numibia seems like the only good safe place in southern africa. Other than the rich areas of Cape Town I would never want to live anywhere in southern africa.
You forget Botswana. That is probably the most OK country on the whole continent.
@@brahand Depends what you're in for. Some of Rwanda ain't bad either, it's just in the news for all the wrong reasons.
Well no one wants you here either
@brahand true that, thats why most of my people here in Botswana rarely migrate permanently. We love freedom, peace and authenticity of our country, we may still be behind in modern infrastructure but we love this desert country.
Sadly you run into this problem alot, by the time a group of people are in a position to stand up and say say hey this is messed up, its already been several generations. Do you punish someone for what someone else decades ago did? Or do you tell the people who had their ancestors land stolen by force to forgrt about it?
Simple, if your benefitting from ill gotten wealth you have to give it back
@@user-sh3tr8cm1v so your great great great grandad sold a family heirloom to make it to another country where he got wealthy and its your job to pay back the family you never even knew about found you and is still holding a grudge?
As a black Namibian many people don't know the true History of this country,but some of us come from Shaman bloodline that has been here for a long time that dates back to Osiris Odin Allah Yahuah Enki he ruled this Land and South Africa,The German people were looking for the oldest people of this world because they wanted to connect to Odin and when they met the San thats when they found out everything and Germans went to Antarctica from the knowledge given by San Shamans and met Odin and Odin gave Germans the order to protect the land and Khoisan people,Germans never colonised Namibia it was under protection of Germany,so other groups entered the land and that cost Germans to react in fighting outsiders,Namibia was called South west Africa and already had a National leader,and when Germans lost the war against British empire Belgium France Portuguese in Namibia,British empire colonize Namibia and started on a kill off spring for 40 years of indigenous Khoisan people,they put it in order for them to hunt any Khoisan people they can find,and I wonder why they don't talk about...if only the world knew everything.
Yes@@jasonvdw9082
@@user-sh3tr8cm1vsounds very easy, no body has to give anything back but there should be a compromise, it's the ancestors who suffered and not the current generation
Inequality in Namibia 🇳🇦 is a multi-dimensional & multifaceted phenomenon. Apart from income or wealth inequality, there are many factors that determine inequalities within Namibian society, including, amongst others, access to and the level of education and health services; ownership of assets such as land; and gender inequality
EFF Viva EFF, Namibia and SA almost the same
Your video has a good quality. Since I cannot do that, I'm wondering if you are producing it with the aid of the spirit? If this is so, it is deceptive practice.
Namibia is really beautiful❤
Having grown up in Namibia, the diamond mine is owned 50-50 between DeBeers and the Namibian government (NamDeb). DeBeers is 80% of the Namibian economy. This means the people are benefitting from mining, assuming the money is distributed accurately.
even that 50/50 is theft You will never do 50/50 on European resources they will reject your capital they would rather do 90/10 even make you just a consumer not an owner of their resources. Tahis is the reason Zimbabweans took their land with force at some point people will stop talking and take action whatever happens after that happens
@@vanhuvanhuvese2738Famously there wasn't a single shot fired by the white farmers in the Zimbabwean land 'redistribution' , but several white farmers were unnecessarily killed. Now the corrupt politicians own most of the best of all that land. The country is poorer than ever, no running water even in the biggest hospital in Harare. Any suggestions?
@@jimmycricket5366 Why dont you mind your own business, we do not want your type in Africa - WE ARE COMING. WATCH THIS SPACE!
this are the gernams that singing foreigners must go in there country but they are in Namibia enjoying there best of life with what belongs to africans..
"Curse The Slave Masters And Worship The Ancestors"
16:30 did that white guy just say Africa was Dark and didn't have a name? 😶
As a Swiss longterm female traveller with a NAM registered car, I also got deeper knowledge abou this country. Least populated country not beeing able to feed their people because of corruption, selling out their country to foreigners. But also of different issues between the ethnical groups.
So true i am a namibian wambo young man
very interesting accent people got there. never heard it before. a mix of SA-german
Dark Africa really...maybe dark to the explorers
the inequality in this doc .. is worse , even rangers (anti-poachers ) whom are supposed to be one team , they still get separate treatment ... check when they we eating
As a Namibian it’s sad to see… we’ve not made any progress relative to time
What is nimibains stopping from revolting, fight for freedom , you fight today ,live freely tomorrow
Amushelelo has made it on here
My Namibia to the world 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Wow😮
Are ENDEVER and Free documentary channel run by same people?
yes
Can we behave in the same way in Germany????
Poor Namibians 😢
Imagine what all that money can do if it was in the hands of Namibians
Economic revolution will happen in Namibia and South Africa. leaders of these countries must be intentional about Affirmative Action and Black Empowerment. Our education should also be about our economical needs and growth.
Highly unlikely for South Africa, the corruption runs too deep.
That tells me that you're inadequate as a person to compete. Affirmative actions is designed to put incompetent people into power. AA has failed in western countries, lol, try it in Africa now.
Keep on dreaming how many African let me say South African you know who are involved in farming? Small number in mining city or town planning. Only economic freedom for leaders not for common person like me.
Affirmative Action & BEE have just created a small blk elite class driving the biggest disparity between rich & poor & fuelling corruption. I do not understand why especially Africans love clinging to policies that are obviously not working. Land & business is still predominantly whyt & even foreign owned & they just hire the politicians cronies & put them on the boards then the claim AA & BEE benefits.
@@dlovart9853work in progress my good sir