Namibia import alot of goods from the neighboring south Africa, ranging from food products, vehicles (need clarification), petroleum products, South African beverages, and horticultural products. As you've mentioned Namibia being expensive due to high VAT on the products in the market
Something is very wrong here. At 7:30 she buys a blouse for "five Namibian dollars" then posts a graphic saying that equals about $2.52 in (I guess) US money, but I must have missed the part where she said what the top amount on the graphics represented. Five Namibian dollars is roughly 35 pennies in US money or a third of a dollar but she posted $2.52 in the graphic. I'm lost. Same thing when she bought the ice cream .... the sign said 5 Namibian dollars for a cone but she said she paid considerably more and never said if that was for one cone or two as she bought one for her friend. I got nothing from this video, but thank you for the effort.
Aren't dried grapes, what we call raisins in America? Are they the same? i'd think that in an arid country, dried fruit would be more economical, since sun drying is free, and it preserves fruit without refrigeration. Raisins are inexpensive in America. I learned from you. Thank you.
@@Alleyesonme96-e6x 😄😄.Africa is for Africans ,therefore Namibia belongs to all other Africans.majority of Africans we have are :Angolans, South Africans, Zimbabweans,Zambians , congolese,Kenyans and for the past 5 years brothers and sisters from Burundi have been coming to Namibia.. however most Congolese and Burundians are refugees.
What you call dried grapes, Americans call "raisins." Here, they're a very common ingredient sold in every supermarket, and are used in especially baked goods, and to sprinkle on top of hot and cold breakfast cereals. And children like them as a natural, sweet snack.
I would’ve also just put the whole nut into my mouth 🤣And dried grapes, I wonder if that tastes like sultana’s that we have here in Europe. Man, I would love to go to Namibia.
They looked more like dried red grapes, which are called flame raisins in America. Sultanas are bigger and lighter in color, and more expensive (in the U.S.). We add them to baked goods like banana bread and cinnamon bread, and they're given to children as a healthy, sweet snack.
To work in Namibia, you need a work authorization. You are actively working because you are getting paid by TH-cam. You are not paying taxes, and is not honoring the laws of Namibia. It’s just a matter of time and immigration or police will take you in, just wait and watch.
Hard feeling, shame on this comment. When you do reguster people for online business from over seas, do you pay taxes. Ignore that clueless comnent sis. Thanks for visting us. Namibia to the world: #You are welcome to the one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Peace and stability, we glorify The Most High
@@nathaliebomve6046 As a matter of fact, yes we do. Ignorant is your comment who does not have a clue about taxes, tax codes and ignoramus is you. Ask her, she knows that You tube started deducting up 30% of her earnings since March 2021. All countries with sound government system are also required to do so. So, why would they deduct taxes if she is not working ? Does she has a work authorization to work......or do you just not understand how it works, ignoramus
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I know I don't know you but I can say you are one of the most genuine.
No faking, no hidden agenda♥️♥️♥️❤️❤️
Thank you so much
@@QueenDesta do not even try to change♥️
Your laid back approach is what keeps us coming for more
@@QueenDesta I also gotta commend you fo sharing correct information of places you visit.
Namibia import alot of goods from the neighboring south Africa, ranging from food products, vehicles (need clarification), petroleum products, South African beverages, and horticultural products. As you've mentioned Namibia being expensive due to high VAT on the products in the market
Accommodation in general is expensive in Namibia(rent & lodging). Food is same price as in SA. Food is to me cheap.
VAT is 15% in both SA and Namibia, what high VAT are you talking about?
Something is very wrong here. At 7:30 she buys a blouse for "five Namibian dollars" then posts a graphic saying that equals about $2.52 in (I guess) US money, but I must have missed the part where she said what the top amount on the graphics represented. Five Namibian dollars is roughly 35 pennies in US money or a third of a dollar but she posted $2.52 in the graphic. I'm lost. Same thing when she bought the ice cream .... the sign said 5 Namibian dollars for a cone but she said she paid considerably more and never said if that was for one cone or two as she bought one for her friend. I got nothing from this video, but thank you for the effort.
I laughed so hard when you ate the nuts without removing the shells....loved the video
😂😂 a lady's gotta learn
Same whatsapp group. Sorta like eating an orange without peeling it.
Those are mbambara grounds
I love your market buying spree.....dried grapes do taste good.
I love this video! So informative and entertaining.
Aren't dried grapes, what we call raisins in America? Are they the same? i'd think that in an arid country, dried fruit would be more economical, since sun drying is free, and it preserves fruit without refrigeration. Raisins are inexpensive in America. I learned from you. Thank you.
I'll research more on this
Grapes are cheap as we have a grape farm in the south which mostly are for export.
Very clean and modern country yet little is known about it they are quiet about it and it has worked in there fAver because there is no crime there
We win in silence.Humility is a big thing in our culture
@@mel-b7193 nice
@@mel-b7193 the day people will know about it there will be mass migration as it is in South Africa 😂😂by people from other parts of Africa
That's right.
My Country it's good to stay .
@@Alleyesonme96-e6x 😄😄.Africa is for Africans ,therefore Namibia belongs to all other Africans.majority of Africans we have are :Angolans, South Africans, Zimbabweans,Zambians , congolese,Kenyans and for the past 5 years brothers and sisters from Burundi have been coming to Namibia.. however most Congolese and Burundians are refugees.
This my current favorite channel
I really appreciate 😊
Namibia is so clean.
Yeah.. it's very clean 😊
Greetings from California USA, wonderfully made informative video. I hope to get to Nambia some day...👋
I like how they arrange the open air market, here in Kenya it's chaos
Yeah they are very organized ☺️
Damaris you killed me there wanting to chop the groundnut with the skin🤣🤣.
😊 thanks for watching
What you call dried grapes, Americans call "raisins." Here, they're a very common ingredient sold in every supermarket, and are used in especially baked goods, and to sprinkle on top of hot and cold breakfast cereals. And children like them as a natural, sweet snack.
I eat raisins as a snack too
Just the groundnuts part for me 😂😂😂😂😂🤭🤭🤭
Haha... Thanks for watching 🙂
How is the economy of Namibia l want to move there sometime..
Dama hope am not late..hizo grapes unibebe ukirudi lts so affordable there
Your friend is very nice showing u around
Yeah she's the best🙂
Namibia looks better than Kenya. The streets look clean.
It's like South Africa very clean and modern including there small towns like katima Mulilo
Where specific Mombasa city or
If only 'we' can stop littering our streets, spitting everywhere and peeing everywhere 😅😅😅😅
How are the temperatures in Windhoek.
Very high🙂
Those nuts are legit scrumptious, i bet you know that by now Dama🤣🤣
Not 100% my favorite
Do the grapes have seeds?
Some of them do😊
@@QueenDesta GREAT bc if they have seeds they are natural and not modified..
Send me some Grapes in the Uk and need more imported goods at the moment.
When grapes are dried we call it raisins, on the other hand those are beans and not ground nuts👏
Barbara nuts not beans neither ground nuts...they are just under the legume family
Ground nuts part for me
😂😂 lol
@@QueenDesta 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Please. 9:10 😢😢😢 Damari needs to be protected. Soo precious.
Thank you 😊
Fantastic
Thank you.. am glad you enjoyed it 🙂
Desta queen. Come visit India sometimes
Waiting ✋
Thanks for being here 😌
Dama, you know how to stretch a dollar.
5:33 Those look like dried snakes and not dried fish...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
the conversion rate did not make sense, you said 1.39 USD for 10 NAD, that is wrong, as the rate is 1 USD to 13.9 NAD
Ondoropa zoirumbu😂😂😂
Stop and Shop😂😂
Dried grapes? Raisins.
I wish i was so easliy amused.
In what way
This test is silly. Go over housing costs and other basic living costs like food bad utilities.
You flexin like that wit 150 in a country witout a welcomin board you serious
😂😃 there are no rules on flexin
My dear please wear your mask it's risky out there
I would’ve also just put the whole nut into my mouth 🤣And dried grapes, I wonder if that tastes like sultana’s that we have here in Europe. Man, I would love to go to Namibia.
They looked more like dried red grapes, which are called flame raisins in America. Sultanas are bigger and lighter in color, and more expensive (in the U.S.). We add them to baked goods like banana bread and cinnamon bread, and they're given to children as a healthy, sweet snack.
These prices are cheap compared to the US.
Amazing
Glad you enjoyed the video
@@QueenDesta yes dear
I like those groundnuts
That's great 😊
Those ground nuts are heaven on earth. No wonder you wanted to down them all the way.
Wow
😊
Nooo Damaris you should remove the skin LOL
😊 we learn something new everyday
Moritz
To work in Namibia, you need a work authorization. You are actively working because you are getting paid by TH-cam. You are not paying taxes, and is not honoring the laws of Namibia. It’s just a matter of time and immigration or police will take you in, just wait and watch.
Thanks for the heads up 😊
@@QueenDesta Don't mind that nonsense. You have been here as a visiting tourists and you brought revenue to the country as any other tourist does.
Dont mind her...for now...😎...have fun...while following covid measures
Hard feeling, shame on this comment. When you do reguster people for online business from over seas, do you pay taxes. Ignore that clueless comnent sis.
Thanks for visting us. Namibia to the world: #You are welcome to the one of the most beautiful countries in the world. Peace and stability, we glorify The Most High
@@nathaliebomve6046 As a matter of fact, yes we do. Ignorant is your comment who does not have a clue about taxes, tax codes and ignoramus is you. Ask her, she knows that You tube started deducting up 30% of her earnings since March 2021. All countries with sound government system are also required to do so. So, why would they deduct taxes if she is not working ? Does she has a work authorization to work......or do you just not understand how it works, ignoramus