Namibia is very advanced infrastructure wise. And arguably one of the most beautiful countries in Africa along with Botswana, Ethiopia , Tanzania, Kenya .,South Africa.
I just wish the places that black American's ancestors actually came from had better infrastructure. Places like Nigeria, Ghana, Gambia, Senegal, Cameroon where our 4 or 5x great grandparents were taken from need this level of advancement.
I am Namibian, i am from Okahao. I have stayed in Otjiwarongo and i am currently in Windhoek. I have been watching your videos for a long time. i am proud of what you have achieved. I am glad you like it here, Africa is home. ya'all welcome home.
Namibia is expensive to live in simply because the banks are owed by Europeans mainly for profit on Africans. To change this, we need to create our own banks and aquire big tracks of land and turn them into serviced lands and become our own developers. Namibia is as big as California but has only 2.5 million people and Europeans wanna keep it in this underpopulated for their selfish interests. We need to populate it in order to make their presence very insignificant..
Agboka D5K and also after economic crisis the namibian dollars has dropped drastically...back then things were really cheap because 1US$ was equivalent to N$ 5...now it’s at N$13 so it is really expensive. I hope we really regain our economy back.
Love the front door. Having a wall around your property is a must. I like the area you are in it's very close to shopping, and I don't feel you are too far away for everyone. Plus there are a lot of people building in the area.
I recently subscribed to your channel, after having followed You-Tubers in West Africa for a long time. West Africa seemed to have been a natural draw for me, being an African American. Your channel gives me an experience of the diversity that exits on the Motherland. Thanks for your broadcast, very well done and most informative.
congulats. I love your sensitization of African Americans and other African diaspora. My worry is that they are not coming to Africa in enough large numbers. You need you to come like a flood. We are not saying give up America , am against that myself because it's like surrendering to the white man in a country that you built in blood and sweat. What we are saying is that we need you to have a piece of Africa as much as you can. Africa is so untapped, we just discovering a belt of gold here in Zambia from Mumbwa in central province to mwinilunga in north western province. in the past 1 month Oil has been found oozing out on the ground in gwembe southern province.What am I saying? am trying to say that please let's work together and enter an era where Africa 's resources under the ground, in the sea, on land and in the air are exploited by Africans on land and in the diaspora to end our poor existence accross the globe. I love the sensitization work you are doing .Subscribe to Eat Love migrate channel and link up with sister ES.
Advent munga what a great Ideas...am Kenyan & I keep saying the AA need to buy buy buy part of Africa now than later but keep their American citizenship!
@@muurisoras5878 You are so right today coming from work. I just wanted to go home and just get my bag and my passport and just leave. Believe me we're coming I'm tired is cold we worked all our lives for nothing .We put everything into the system and we have gotten anything back out.God bless you my sister .I was looking at Ghana then maybe Gambia. ♥️
You have no idea how long i have been waiting for a video so honest and informative regarding building a house in Namibia. Thank you so much and much love from England xxx
that kid iz growin up super fast ! he haz moms eyes and dads semi serious face....been fallowing since the first apt ,now a house...congrats...really cool..
Thanks you Sis for this information. Congratulations!!! 🎉 This is absolutely wonderful!We will definitely check out Namibia in the near future. We always love our trips to the Continent. Please keep sharing.
Abbey Oluwa yes this is true... but the standard materials are not the same at all. The materials in Namibia are very strong compare to the bricks and building materials used in Nigeria. The houses in Nigeria can not be bought with a bank in Namibia.
@@tkntinda you seem proud that things are expensive in your country I hope you know cost does not mean quality especially because in your case you Namibians are merely paying cost of transportation spent in shipping those materials and not the quality. Futhermore you have never been to Nigeria that makes you very incompetent to speak about buildings IN Nigeria. NOW, you saying Nigerian building materials are poor shows the white supremacist Brian washing you have been fed throughout your life, tell me which cement company in your country can rival Nigeria's Dangote cement or BUA cement? everything used in building is manufactured locally that is why it is cheaper in Nigeria as well as the fact that there is little bureaucracy and red tapes around building in Nigeria. if I want to sell my land here it's totally up to me I can sell it for 3 billion or 1 dollar this has made land really cheap in Nigeria compared to Namibia, because they'll always be someone willing to sell his land cheaper. If no one just wait something urgent sickness, travel, marriage,education,death/burial something unexpected will make a land owner reduce his price. In Namibia on the other hand building materials are imported from places as far away as Asia and Europe instead of buying from other African countries the same way Benin refuses to buy cement from its neighbours Nigeria(one of the biggest producers of cement globally) but imports from china instead, tell me then how won't it be more expensive to build when transportation of these materials alone cost a fortune? also fewer people own land in Namibia than in Nigeria this means there's more sellers in Nigeria than sellers in Namibia meaning sellers can place higher prices and not worry about competition if you can't afford it someone else will BUT in Nigeria it is the opposite if you don't want to sell to me someone else will sell to me good example of this is parts of Abuja in Nigeria where houses cost around 80,000usd and many cost even more I saw one of 197,000usd and laughed the agent was my colleague in Law school I laughed and told her plainly with that money is own my dream houses and a big farm and house in another country, all those houses are empty please visit and see for yourself nobody will pay that much for house in Nigeria when there are available alternatives in other parts of the country equally as good as those ones eventually the prices fall. Don't be jubilant my friend tell your government and people to build factories and manufacture that's how you industrialise stop giving Europe your money
Congrats again! I can see why land would be more expensive in Namibia.. In my country Kenya, most new land developments are not serviced fully-only water and electricity . I can see that there is tarmac road and even street lights in your neighborhood. So I guess if you discount these factors then land in Kenya is cheaper.
In Burundi, $80,000 is still a reasonable amount for land and a two storey house if you want to build in the city. But going outside the city would cost you half of this amount.
I just discovered your videos about a week ago, it's such a pleasure watching them....Lance tickles me. You seem Caribbean to me, you said 'hush' to Lance regarding his feet burning...are you of Caribbean descent?
Hi, your video came as a recommendation. I like it very informative. By the Grace of God we will be in Namibia soon for exploration. Now I have just watched part1 and 2 of your wedding. Stay blessed.
I love your session hey, and keep it up. I am a resident of Walvis Bay, and seeing how you are marketing our country is something that I will always cheries. I am hoping to meet up with your family soon
Happy you posted so soon. I plan on moving to Africa ( just dont know which country) but your videos as well as other youtubers living in Africa will hopefully help me to choose one that is suitable for me.
I've been watching your videos since you were talking about teaching in Namibia and it has been a joy to witness your growth into wife, mother and entrepreneur over the years. Looking forward to all your channel will have to offer in the future. #fellownewyorkerinthebronx
I enjoyed your channel so much. I'm a South African living in Angola. It is a bit of a shift even though it's the same continent. But I love it. Thanks for sharing.
@@mariemarie2449 yes Angola has good facilities. But it is very expensive. Everything is expensive here including food, schooling and accommodation. Also remember that it's a Portuguese country. But I love living here.
Fiber optic network will be deployed once the cable operator (Telecom Namibia) determines the commercial viability for deploying fiber optic network because it is costly.
This was very informative. I am also from NYC and love learning about Namibia from your perspective. Also, I read that Namibia is a lot like South Africa (European vibe) is that true?
As a South African I would say yes due to Aparteid and colonisation but both countries have African government. ... remember like slavery in America we are talking about more than 360 years of whites in SA and Namibia.
Yes Namibia is similar to SA in terms of European vibe if you talking about the oldern buildings and townplanning but I think its more Western in culture. We love your music, movies, food, your celebs are welknown here. But we r a rainbow nation with many different tribes so traditions and the daily way of life is vast. I'm a local Namibian, living in the same town as this lady and also lived in Bloemfontein SA so yes things are the same. Most our products are imported from SA so everything was known to me plus they stock Namibian pasta which I think is the best🙌
Thanks for the info! Yeah, I was researching Namibia before & they are one of the few places where it’s easy to buy property as a foreigner (other countries like Nigeria require citizenship to own land while foreigners are allowed to lease property). As far as solar panels go, I know China manufactures some inexpensive ones, although they are (to my knowledge) not as good as the ones built in America. I guess my only question is what is the food like in Namibia‽ Is it spicy‽ (yes, I love spicy food & miss Nigeria because it was automatically spicy)
Namibian food is not anywhere near Nigerian food in terms of spicy 🥵 hot pepper. Namibian food more like western food...totally different from Nigerian taste, I can attest to that.
Very informative, I shared your video on facebook & I do have a lot of followers. Great content. I love the manner in which you're adopting to your home, very encouraging.
Congratulations to you and your family on building your home! Serviced plots of land in planned developments generally cost more than (multiples of) unserviced plots of land. For a given general area, any significantly 'cheaper' lands most likely do NOT come with roads, drainage, water mains and connections, electricity lines, planned layout and other controls and features of typical planned communities like yours. Raw land in the 'bush' could be dirt cheap almost anywhere, but likely does not have the services and utilities in planned communities. The cost of land-plus-building varies based on features, finishing, and factors of production (local versus imported building materials for instance). Some countries import significant proportions of building materials and finishes, and with those, higher prices. All that said, the price of land and building are greatly influenced by 'Location! Location!! Location!!!' Congratulations once again! Best wishes to you and your family!!
I have a dream of settling in Namibia. I see so little about your country on t.v. I kept looking at your photo just to compensate.. great job. May you build another house and another for sale
Hey I just came to your channel I never saw it before. but I'm from the Netherlands but lived for almost 2 years in Namibië bc my father worked there for René Kids Centre I don't know if you know that organisation but I really like your channel😊 by the way sorry for my bad English but I hope you understand it😉
I think the reason why your last video got so many views, which is good, many Black Americans are so done with the United States, we are looking to relocate to the continent. Most of the people I know want to leave but just don't know where to go or how relocate.
Everything sounds good with one exception; did I hear correctly? did you say that the taxes are the equivalent of $60 per month? That I find is fairly high; $720 per annum; the utilities are relatively cheap but the property taxes sound pretty high. Perhaps I didn't hear correctly. I am not in the US; I am comparing with the Caribbean, Barbados to be more precise.
Thank you Kaylen!!!! Very informative as always. Side note: are you going to sell your earrings on Etsy or your own site. I'm sure I've commented before on your unique earrings. I love them.
I have a question maybe it doesnt apply in Namibia...but I have noticed that Africans build high walls. The bigger the house the higher and more elaborate the wall is do you know why?
Tbh, I don't know why. I guess I would feel weird hanging outside my house right on the street where passersby can see me! A house without a wall looks 'naked' in my eyes... Seriously though, mostly it's for security reasons.
Nicky Styles mostly for privacy and to fend off petty buglers since community police or security is non existent in most African countries. Most house in rural areas don’t build walls or fences around their homes.
Thank you so much for the information Sis. Many of us are trying to leave America. There is a mass exodus happening right now! You will see! Blessings to you and your family and thanks again for sharing.
I didnt realised your house video had generate so much interest, this seems to point to the disaffection of many African American, and their quest to seek economic fortune outside of America, something to ponder, i wish them well, i'm happy for you and family cuz . My question is, about public transportstion, bus or train to the capital, schools and security in your area. "We Gatherin".
In one of her previous videos she said yes especially the family and a few friends. And, off course, some of the things she was accustomed to growing up in the world's biggest city.
You're videos are remarkable. 1. Do a buyer have to purchase only a plot of land are can they purchase more land to have a house built on it? 2. If a diaspora have the money to purchase with cash, land and have a house built on the land, can they are do they still have to go through a bank in Namibia for a loan?
In most countries in Africa, you can buy more than one plot. Depends on the pocket, if you have cash no problem. But you need to do your due diligence, get a local reputable firm. To assist with the purchase, a lawyer will come in handy.
OFF GRID SOLAR SYSTEM WILL COST YOU NOT MORE THAN $2500 US DOLLAR MAXIMUM SISTER IF YOU ARE SMART YOU CAN EVEN GET WHOLE SOLAR SYSTEM LESS THAN $1500 DOLLAR WITH BATTERY COMPLETE IN SOUTH AFRICA GOOD LUCK SISTER WITH YOUR NEW HOME
Love to you from Los Angeles, CA! Your videos are so interesting and your beautiful personality comes shining through. How does the Patreon setup work?
How to Decide Which African Country to Visit First & How Much Money You'll Need: www.aainafrica.com/blog/continental-questions-faqs-1
God bless your house.
Hello!
How are you?
are you in Windhoek or in swakop??
I miss that country.
@afroamericaninafrica I am so glad you back on youtube. Can you do a video about african furniture design on how you furnish your home
You don't have to worry about no high price property taxes like we do in usa
Your video got 40K views because Africans living in America want to come home to the motherland.
Absolutely! We're waking up and seeing that we can do better elsewhere.
And trust me, many Americans want to return too.
We sure do
I love how patient you are with your son.
Sunkiss Flower I love it too!! I aspire to be like this when I have my children ❤️.
thank you 😌
Namibia is very advanced infrastructure wise. And arguably one of the most beautiful countries in Africa along with Botswana, Ethiopia , Tanzania, Kenya .,South Africa.
I just wish the places that black American's ancestors actually came from had better infrastructure. Places like Nigeria, Ghana, Gambia, Senegal, Cameroon where our 4 or 5x great grandparents were taken from need this level of advancement.
Lol I don't think Ethiopia is close to advanced...we are way behind
Remember Southern Africa is more like the American or Europe because of the Apartheid.
@@Mawoenawo Botswana is all black hands, it was never colonized or under Apartheid
my sister in law we love you
I am Namibian, i am from Okahao. I have stayed in Otjiwarongo and i am currently in Windhoek. I have been watching your videos for a long time. i am proud of what you have achieved. I am glad you like it here, Africa is home. ya'all welcome home.
Thanks so much 💗
You seem like you'd make such a gentle teacher
Namibia is expensive to live in simply because the banks are owed by Europeans mainly for profit on Africans.
To change this, we need to create our own banks and aquire big tracks of land and turn them into serviced lands and become our own developers.
Namibia is as big as California but has only 2.5 million people and Europeans wanna keep it in this underpopulated for their selfish interests.
We need to populate it in order to make their presence very insignificant..
Agboka D5K and also after economic crisis the namibian dollars has dropped drastically...back then things were really cheap because 1US$ was equivalent to N$ 5...now it’s at N$13 so it is really expensive. I hope we really regain our economy back.
I have fallen in love with Namibia through your videos. Thank you for answering the questions.
Very beautiful house and thanks alot for sharing
Thanks for answering our questions. Your baby boy is so handsome 😍
Love the front door. Having a wall around your property is a must. I like the area you are in it's very close to shopping, and I don't feel you are too far away for everyone. Plus there are a lot of people building in the area.
It's been awhile your little man is all grown now glad to see that you're doing marvelous😉❤
It tickles me when lance interrupts🤭🤭
All children seem to have 'radar' when it comes to their moms, LOL!
As a Namibian i really adore❤️ your blogs, thank you..
I know we have similarities with SA due to the past but we are the motherland of africa
I use to live in Namibia! I love your updates
I recently subscribed to your channel, after having followed You-Tubers in West Africa for a long time. West Africa seemed to have been a natural draw for me, being an African American. Your channel gives me an experience of the diversity that exits on the Motherland. Thanks for your broadcast, very well done and most informative.
Your channel is great, it suddenly popped up in my recommendations a couple of months ago, been watching you ever since.
congulats. I love your sensitization of African Americans and other African diaspora. My worry is that they are not coming to Africa in enough large numbers. You need you to come like a flood. We are not saying give up America , am against that myself because it's like surrendering to the white man in a country that you built in blood and sweat. What we are saying is that we need you to have a piece of Africa as much as you can. Africa is so untapped, we just discovering a belt of gold here in Zambia from Mumbwa in central province to mwinilunga in north western province. in the past 1 month Oil has been found oozing out on the ground in gwembe southern province.What am I saying? am trying to say that please let's work together and enter an era where Africa 's resources under the ground, in the sea, on land and in the air are exploited by Africans on land and in the diaspora to end our poor existence accross the globe.
I love the sensitization work you are doing .Subscribe to Eat Love migrate channel and link up with sister ES.
Well said👏🏿👏🏿
Advent munga what a great Ideas...am Kenyan & I keep saying the AA need to buy buy buy part of Africa now than later but keep their American citizenship!
@@muurisoras5878 You are so right today coming from work. I just wanted to go home and just get my bag and my passport and just leave. Believe me we're coming I'm tired is cold we worked all our lives for nothing .We put everything into the system and we have gotten anything back out.God bless you my sister .I was looking at Ghana then maybe Gambia. ♥️
You are correct it's time for us to go home now. We have been disconnected from our homeland too long. ♥️
Thank you so much for Putting our Beautiful Namibia on the Map.. We love you..
You have no idea how long i have been waiting for a video so honest and informative regarding building a house in Namibia. Thank you so much and much love from England xxx
that kid iz growin up super fast ! he haz moms eyes and dads semi serious face....been fallowing since the first apt ,now a house...congrats...really cool..
Thanks you Sis for this information. Congratulations!!! 🎉 This is absolutely wonderful!We will definitely check out Namibia in the near future. We always love our trips to the Continent. Please keep sharing.
Thank you for the information :) Love from Sweden.
I love it! Thank you for sharing.
I'm from South Africa but I still think Namibia is still cheaper on housing compare to SA . You will never find anything that cheaper
To build a house in Namibia is too expensive compare to build a house in Nigeria,with $80,000 you can build mansion house with huge land.
Abbey Oluwa the standard of living in Southern Africa is a higher than west Africa so building a house tends to be expensive when compared to Nigeria.
Abbey Oluwa yes this is true... but the standard materials are not the same at all. The materials in Namibia are very strong compare to the bricks and building materials used in Nigeria.
The houses in Nigeria can not be bought with a bank in Namibia.
i would believe that..i swear my country is unnecesarily expensive😒
Yes land is very expensive in Namibia, and we import most of our building materials, thats the problem
@@tkntinda you seem proud that things are expensive in your country I hope you know cost does not mean quality especially because in your case you Namibians are merely paying cost of transportation spent in shipping those materials and not the quality.
Futhermore you have never been to Nigeria that makes you very incompetent to speak about buildings IN Nigeria.
NOW, you saying Nigerian building materials are poor shows the white supremacist Brian washing you have been fed throughout your life, tell me which cement company in your country can rival Nigeria's Dangote cement or BUA cement? everything used in building is manufactured locally that is why it is cheaper in Nigeria as well as the fact that there is little bureaucracy and red tapes around building in Nigeria.
if I want to sell my land here it's totally up to me I can sell it for 3 billion or 1 dollar this has made land really cheap in Nigeria compared to Namibia, because they'll always be someone willing to sell his land cheaper. If no one just wait something urgent sickness, travel, marriage,education,death/burial something unexpected will make a land owner reduce his price.
In Namibia on the other hand building materials are imported from places as far away as Asia and Europe instead of buying from other African countries the same way Benin refuses to buy cement from its neighbours Nigeria(one of the biggest producers of cement globally) but imports from china instead, tell me then how won't it be more expensive to build when transportation of these materials alone cost a fortune?
also fewer people own land in Namibia than in Nigeria this means there's more sellers in Nigeria than sellers in Namibia meaning sellers can place higher prices and not worry about competition if you can't afford it someone else will BUT in Nigeria it is the opposite if you don't want to sell to me someone else will sell to me good example of this is parts of Abuja in Nigeria where houses cost around 80,000usd and many cost even more I saw one of 197,000usd and laughed the agent was my colleague in Law school I laughed and told her plainly with that money is own my dream houses and a big farm and house in another country, all those houses are empty please visit and see for yourself nobody will pay that much for house in Nigeria when there are available alternatives in other parts of the country equally as good as those ones eventually the prices fall.
Don't be jubilant my friend tell your government and people to build factories and manufacture that's how you industrialise stop giving Europe your money
When you owned house in sub Africa you owned forever because their is nothing like foreclosure in Africa
Nobody will emit you from your house
There is actually.
No because in Africa majority people build from the ground. Then a less number buy.
There is actually. Depends where it is
Love from Qatar
How can someone ask if there is a carpet floor in Namibia.??
Bjay 😂
carpet flooring is not advisable in Africa humidity and dust will affect your respiratory system best to buy a rag or carpet at the local supermarkets
😂 they expected dry grass on floor
Thank you for all the information.
Congrats again! I can see why land would be more expensive in Namibia.. In my country Kenya, most new land developments are not serviced fully-only water and electricity . I can see that there is tarmac road and even street lights in your neighborhood. So I guess if you discount these factors then land in Kenya is cheaper.
Makes sense
Namibia is more modern than Kenya ,so I assume that's the reason it's higher ,there are more towns lands than village lands in Namibia
Namibia more modern than Kenya?
In Burundi, $80,000 is still a reasonable amount for land and a two storey house if you want to build in the city. But going outside the city would cost you half of this amount.
I just discovered your videos about a week ago, it's such a pleasure watching them....Lance tickles me.
You seem Caribbean to me, you said 'hush' to Lance regarding his feet burning...are you of Caribbean descent?
Tomar1226 she African American with African descent.
My grandma and Mother always said to us growing up "hush " to us it's just a word. I believe black ppl said ..But she have Caribbean roots.
Oh yes, the wall is done. So happy for y'all.
Hi, your video came as a recommendation. I like it very informative. By the Grace of God we will be in Namibia soon for exploration. Now I have just watched part1 and 2 of your wedding. Stay blessed.
Seems like standard operating procedures like the USA re: home purchasing, land, etc.
I just subscribed, I think I'm gonna love you more..🤗🤗💖💖 you are so brave sister.
You have the best voice ever!
I love your session hey, and keep it up. I am a resident of Walvis Bay, and seeing how you are marketing our country is something that I will always cheries. I am hoping to meet up with your family soon
Kaylan, Thanks for a lovely video as usual. Your front door is amazing. 🌞 Blessings to you, hubby, and Lance.
Happy you posted so soon. I plan on moving to Africa ( just dont know which country) but your videos as well as other youtubers living in Africa will hopefully help me to choose one that is suitable for me.
Congratulations to you and your family and God bless your marriage.
I've been watching your videos since you were talking about teaching in Namibia and it has been a joy to witness your growth into wife, mother and entrepreneur over the years. Looking forward to all your channel will have to offer in the future. #fellownewyorkerinthebronx
Watching from cape Town South Africa
I enjoyed your channel so much. I'm a South African living in Angola. It is a bit of a shift even though it's the same continent. But I love it.
Thanks for sharing.
Im Namibian and i travel accross the border to Angola to buy stock for my business ..i am in love with Angola
How is living in Angola? I am looking to african country to live , but not sure where. Is angola a nice country in terms of facilities ?
@@sylvisvlogs6215 hi my SACU sis. What are you stocking in Angola? I actually love Namibia too.
@@mariemarie2449 yes Angola has good facilities. But it is very expensive. Everything is expensive here including food, schooling and accommodation. Also remember that it's a Portuguese country. But I love living here.
Awesome, beautiful house. Saw the house on your last video 😍👍🏼👏🏼🙏🏼
I just subscribed. Nice video and also to say that your son is so cute.
That's a good information Thanks for sharing nice video. You're looking good Good evening from new York city that's a beautiful house.
I love your video... all those questions give value...blessings 💌
I like the sun.
Thank you so much , it’s so uplifting to see your videos , remain humble .
Fiber optic network will be deployed once the cable operator (Telecom Namibia) determines the commercial viability for deploying fiber optic network because it is costly.
This was very informative. I am also from NYC and love learning about Namibia from your perspective. Also, I read that Namibia is a lot like South Africa (European vibe) is that true?
South Africa is just a bigger version of Namibia, the European vibe is very much alive here.
Ann it is a former German colony then later apartheid South Africa occupied it.
As a South African I would say yes due to Aparteid and colonisation but both countries have African government. ... remember like slavery in America we are talking about more than 360 years of whites in SA and Namibia.
Yes Namibia is similar to SA in terms of European vibe if you talking about the oldern buildings and townplanning but I think its more Western in culture. We love your music, movies, food, your celebs are welknown here. But we r a rainbow nation with many different tribes so traditions and the daily way of life is vast. I'm a local Namibian, living in the same town as this lady and also lived in Bloemfontein SA so yes things are the same. Most our products are imported from SA so everything was known to me plus they stock Namibian pasta which I think is the best🙌
Thanks for the info! Yeah, I was researching Namibia before & they are one of the few places where it’s easy to buy property as a foreigner (other countries like Nigeria require citizenship to own land while foreigners are allowed to lease property).
As far as solar panels go, I know China manufactures some inexpensive ones, although they are (to my knowledge) not as good as the ones built in America. I guess my only question is what is the food like in Namibia‽ Is it spicy‽ (yes, I love spicy food & miss Nigeria because it was automatically spicy)
The food in Namibia is very Spicy and delicious.
Namibian food is not anywhere near Nigerian food in terms of spicy 🥵 hot pepper. Namibian food more like western food...totally different from Nigerian taste, I can attest to that.
Very informative, I shared your video on facebook & I do have a lot of followers. Great content. I love the manner in which you're adopting to your home, very encouraging.
Congratulations to you and your family on building your home!
Serviced plots of land in planned developments generally cost more than (multiples of) unserviced plots of land. For a given general area, any significantly 'cheaper' lands most likely do NOT come with roads, drainage, water mains and connections, electricity lines, planned layout and other controls and features of typical planned communities like yours. Raw land in the 'bush' could be dirt cheap almost anywhere, but likely does not have the services and utilities in planned communities. The cost of land-plus-building varies based on features, finishing, and factors of production (local versus imported building materials for instance). Some countries import significant proportions of building materials and finishes, and with those, higher prices. All that said, the price of land and building are greatly influenced by 'Location! Location!! Location!!!'
Congratulations once again! Best wishes to you and your family!!
I have a dream of settling in Namibia. I see so little about your country on t.v. I kept looking at your photo just to compensate.. great job. May you build another house and another for sale
Hey I just came to your channel I never saw it before. but I'm from the Netherlands but lived for almost 2 years in Namibië bc my father worked there for René Kids Centre I don't know if you know that organisation but I really like your channel😊
by the way sorry for my bad English but I hope you understand it😉
I think the reason why your last video got so many views, which is good, many Black Americans are so done with the United States, we are looking to relocate to the continent. Most of the people I know want to leave but just don't know where to go or how relocate.
Everything sounds good with one exception; did I hear correctly? did you say that the taxes are the equivalent of $60 per month? That I find is fairly high; $720 per annum; the utilities are relatively cheap but the property taxes sound pretty high. Perhaps I didn't hear correctly. I am not in the US; I am comparing with the Caribbean, Barbados to be more precise.
That's a huge fire. i v never experienced bush fire like that, i would definitely be paranoid if the fire surrounds my house like that.
I'm loving all the videos lately.. amazing!!!
Thank you very much my sister for the information
Thank you Kaylen!!!! Very informative as always. Side note: are you going to sell your earrings on Etsy or your own site. I'm sure I've commented before on your unique earrings. I love them.
Thanks for the updates.
I have a question maybe it doesnt apply in Namibia...but I have noticed that Africans build high walls. The bigger the house the higher and more elaborate the wall is do you know why?
Nicky Styles crime is high
Nicky Styles mostly for security...
Tbh, I don't know why. I guess I would feel weird hanging outside my house right on the street where passersby can see me! A house without a wall looks 'naked' in my eyes... Seriously though, mostly it's for security reasons.
Nicky Styles mostly for privacy and to fend off petty buglers since community police or security is non existent in most African countries. Most house in rural areas don’t build walls or fences around their homes.
Thank you so much for the information Sis. Many of us are trying to leave America. There is a mass exodus happening right now! You will see! Blessings to you and your family and thanks again for sharing.
Awesome sis keep up the inspirational work. Much respect from the states
Thank you for answering the questions that we ask
Really enjoyed this video. Tackled quite a bit. Looking forward to the retirement one
That's what I was thinking. Well presented and deserve some recognition
I didnt realised your house video had generate so much interest, this seems to point to the disaffection of many African American, and their quest to seek economic fortune outside of America, something to ponder, i wish them well, i'm happy for you and family cuz . My question is, about public transportstion, bus or train to the capital, schools and security in your area. "We Gatherin".
Do you miss New York, and America period?
In one of her previous videos she said yes especially the family and a few friends. And, off course, some of the things she was accustomed to growing up in the world's biggest city.
Here is another subscriber from Namibia 💃💃😅😅😅😅
Hiiii! 💓
have you travelled across the southern african region, ie South africa, Zambia, Botswana and Zimbabwe?
Not yet but I reeeeeally want to!
Congratulations family🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I am very proud of you. My greetings to your family
Well done!
Really love your content 🙏🏾.
Love love your videos. I am from Grenada located in the Caribbean want to start my channel as well.
Thanks or the great info my sista!
You're videos are remarkable. 1. Do a buyer have to purchase only a plot of land are can they purchase more land to have a house built on it? 2. If a diaspora have the money to purchase with cash, land and have a house built on the land, can they are do they still have to go through a bank in Namibia for a loan?
In most countries in Africa, you can buy more than one plot. Depends on the pocket, if you have cash no problem. But you need to do your due diligence, get a local reputable firm. To assist with the purchase, a lawyer will come in handy.
Cows chilling in the streets lol, what a contrast from New York City.
Land part is expensive
I am so happy for you Queen
Hey sis. Good to see you. I really enjoy your videos.
How is the political situation there
Very stable. More stable than USA
Zaheer Omar Namibia is very stable country. Way stable than Ghana which is the benchmark for majority of African Americans.
Kenya and Rwanda are also dope
Rwanda is my second home in my head. I have dreams about owning property there, lol.
Have you done a family road trip from Namibia to Zambia and zim to view the vic falls?
Nice Sister.well done.
Beautiful house , sister can you tell me the name of this city in Namibia ?
All The Best to You All
OFF GRID SOLAR SYSTEM WILL COST YOU NOT MORE THAN $2500 US DOLLAR MAXIMUM SISTER
IF YOU ARE SMART YOU CAN EVEN GET WHOLE SOLAR SYSTEM LESS THAN $1500 DOLLAR WITH BATTERY COMPLETE IN SOUTH AFRICA
GOOD LUCK SISTER WITH YOUR NEW HOME
Did you buy the land or is it one of those 99 year lease thing like in Ghana?
She said they bought it like 20 times already, lol.
chigasaki06 😂did they even view her video I wonder? You are correct. She said it several times.
The deed is yours forever once you finish paying off your mortgage.
@@chigasaki06 lol
May you please do a house tour after you moved into your new house ? I like your content .
Love to you from Los Angeles, CA! Your videos are so interesting and your beautiful personality comes shining through.
How does the Patreon setup work?
How do stay in shape? You look so fit 😍👏🏾
Please come back
Sister, I love all your videos!!! I hope your channel is monetized and you are receiving income from it, because you definitely deserve it!!!
When you was renting how much was your rent?
how do you deal with your locs mines are like yours and i hate them but don't wanna cut them off i just wish they were a little thicker