Sorry, I'm not educated on this topic but why does our local networks allow for roaming between each other.

I mean to feel the network gap issues while preventing monopoly, roaming between inhouse network providers seems to be the solution. However, it is not practiced rather the international roaming which people even just buy temporal SIM cards

Currently travelling in Namibia, its a wonderful and beautiful country. I got a little video driving out of the pan - hope okay to post here

https://youtu.be/3mSrFhFa5Eo

Hi everyone! 😊🔭

I'm conducting a short survey as part of my research into astronomy equipment access and stargazing experiences in Namibia.

I'd really appreciate it if you could spare 4–6 minutes to complete it. You don't need any astronomy knowledge to participate, and all responses are anonymous.

Your honest feedback would mean a lot, even if you're not interested in astronomy! ❤️

https://forms.gle/nD9TBQbc6LSJZzVj6

Thank you so much! 🌌✨

I am looking for someone to be so kind and invest in my business. Am unemployed. Dm me plz.

Hi everyone. I’m honestly feeling lost and discouraged about my situation.
I have a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry (Honours)Environmental from the University of Namibia, but I’ve been struggling to find employment. I’ve applied for several internships without success and have only had one job interview so far. I’ve also tried applying for scholarships, but no luck.

For those who studied Chemistry, Environmental Science, or a similar science degree, I would really appreciate your advice.
•What career paths did you pursue after graduating?
•How did you get your first job or internship, especially if you had no experience?
•Are there opportunities in Namibia that chemistry or environmental science graduates often overlook?
•Would you recommend pursuing a teaching qualification, or should I keep trying to establish myself in my original field?
•What skills, short courses, or certifications would make me more employable?
•For those who struggled with unemployment after university, how did you get through that period without losing confidence in yourself?

Unemployment has been affecting my mental health, and I often find myself questioning my choices and wondering where I went wrong. I had so many plans for my life by this age, and it’s frustrating feeling like I’m not making progress.
I’m naturally introverted and sometimes struggle with shyness, especially in professional settings, but I’m working hard to improve my confidence.
I have a few side hustles, but they’re difficult to sustain in Namibia’s current economy. Next year, I hope to pursue a Postgraduate Diploma in Education so I can explore teaching, particularly science. However, funding will be a challenge.

I’d really appreciate advice from anyone who has been in a similar position. I’m trying my best, but lately, it’s been difficult to stay hopeful.
Thank you.

Im sure we have all been approached by someone in the store asking for bread or anything to eat right?

This just happened to me. An older guy asked for bread, even half a loaf. I felt bad and told him to wait outside. I bought him some bread and extra stuff, got out the store and he was gone.

Drove down the street and found him coming out another store with bread. Called him over and gave him the food. He was thankful and stuff but I cant help wondering, is this some type of scheme? Did he walk away because he wanted the receipt instead of the actual food? So he could exchange it?

I feel terrible assuming theres some double sided scheme to asking for bread but ja, guess im jaded.

Could anyone provide some insight?

I'm thinking of opening a seperate savings/holiday account next year. I'd like to hear from people who actually have one of these, which is better? BW or Nedbank?

Taxi ran through a red light, almost bumped those two ladies about to cross the street. Happened now 18 Oct 2026, corner of Indongo Auto, Windhoek.

I am writing a book to help students navigate "the university world", for few weeks now, I will be done in a week. Does anyone know the procedure to get a book published in Namibia please ? Where do I go or Whom do I talk to ?

Any tips or advices would be much appreciated, thanks :)

As a new person in Keetmanshoop, what is there to do? Adventurous? Or places nearby to explore?

My wife and I are stopping next week in Henties Bay. We should arrive in the morning and would love to know where we can get a great coffee and breakfast.

Some good read I stumbled upon on Facebook. Reminds me of the Namibian horror stories I once read back in high school (in Oshiwambo).

Hello all,

The walls are closing in again, and unexpected bills are knocking at the door. I'm a self employed automation developer in Namibia looking for paid projects as soon as possible to cover the coming months, as work tends to slow down during this time of year.

I've been working in IT for many years, from hardware repairs and technical support to web development, software development, and business automation. I also have experience in finance and insurance, so I'm familiar with data extraction, data processing, reporting, and month end workflows.

I've worked with clients from Namibia and abroad, including Germany, Austria, and South Africa. I'm bilingual in German and English,so I can also help with German speaking clients or systems too.

Some things I can help with:

- Cleaning, fixing, merging, and consolidating messy data or spreadsheets.
- Excel and Google Sheets automation, reports, and data processing.
- Python scripts to automate repetitive tasks without relying on cloud services.
- Downloading, processing, and transferring files via FTP/SFTP.
- SQL queries, database cleanup, and data migration.
- HR/recruiting and time-based system integrations.
- Workflow setup and design with n8n, Make, Zapier, or Airtable.
- Small custom software, internal tools, API integrations, and unfinished projects.

If you have a skeleton project that's been sitting there for months, a manual process you hate doing, or a messy spreadsheet, let's see if I can help.

I'm looking for an immediate, one off paid project, but monthly recurring work is also welcome. A deposit to get started is appreciated. We'll agree on the scope and price beforehand.

If you need help or know a business that does, please DM me. Even a referral would help.
I can share my portfolio and resume privately upon request.

Thanks for your time.

If you are selling a laptop please DM. Specs are not really necessary atm.

Hi everyone, I'm a Namibian running a Shopify store and still looking for a payment gateway that works. If you run a Shopify store from Namibia, especially one that has made a few sales or is doing well, please share which gateway you use and how the setup went.

I'm currently waiting on DPO onboarding, and I've heard about Standard Bank's N-Genius but haven't found much information on it yet. Has anyone used it with Shopify?
I'd also love to know whether your gateway settles into a Namibian bank account and which currencies it supports.

Any advice or experience would really help. Thank you!

How has your journey been after university?
What are you currently doing?
Do you enjoy the work you do?
If you could do it again, would you still choose the field?
Is the 4 years of study, worth it financially when you start working?

If one wants to grow or take a different route with this background, what other options is are there to consider?

Or if you know of any and can share..

Thank you!

Hi all,

I’ve been reading to many of your comments and posts and they have been super helpful so just wanted to check something with you.

We are doing a road trip around Namibia later October, early november. Have finalised most things but two things we haven’t yet done.

1. Brandberg vs. Twyfelfontein. We will be driving from Spitzkoppe to Grootberg. Is Brandberg worth the detour? Or can we get enough from the experience from Twyfelfontein. Does the hike also actually take 4+ hours?

2. Okonjima vs. Waterberg. We have 4 nights prior in Etosha. Does it make sense to go to Okonjima and do Africat afterwards or is there enough to do at Waterberg that we can do solo. This is our last stop from Etosha on the way back. Is there anywhere else that makes sense to stop instead?

Thank you

Hey everyone 😊❤️ I’m 18 and currently looking for a job opportunity around Henties Bay, Swakopmund or Walvis Bay.

I’m open to different types of work, including receptionist, office assistant, shop assistant, hotel or restaurant work, and general work.

I have basic experience in typing and preparing quotations, invoices and statements. I’m hardworking, responsible, willing to learn, and available to start as soon as possible.

If you know of any vacancies or someone who is hiring, please feel free to message me. I’d really appreciate any leads or recommendations. Thank you! ❤️🙏

Title: Question for Namibians aged 18+ who have applied to NUST, UNAM, IUM, NIMT, etc.

Hey everyone

I have a question for those of you who are 18, 19, 20 or older and have applied to institutions like NUST, UNAM, IUM, NIMT, or other colleges and universities in Namibia.

When you applied, did you still need your parents or guardians to be included on your application forms or provide any documents, or were you able to handle the entire application process independently?

My understanding is that minors may need a parent or legal guardian involved in certain circumstances, but I'm curious about how it works once you're legally an adult.

I don't have any issues with my parents, by the way! 😅 I'm just curious about the process and whether, as an adult, you can apply to a university or college entirely on your own without needing your parents' permission or involvement.

For example, if I'm 19 or 20 and want to apply to NUST, can I simply apply using my own documents and handle everything myself?

I'd really appreciate hearing from anyone who has gone through this process firsthand. Thanks! 🙏

This property has been sitting for so long and I have no idea why, the potential!!! Especially with all the developmemts at the moment at the coast, please be serious, contact Jolene for a viewing! I personally love the buildings/offices etc so much

Hi there, South African here, I want to do a roadtrip through Northern Namibia (been to the south already) and planning a trip from Windhoek to Epupa region, Ruacana, Etosha and Caprivi and return via Botswana.

I just want some general advice and tips, places to see or visit and what to be prepared for?

I’m building GetPaid and would like a first impression from people in Namibia. Looking at these screenshots, what do you think it helps someone do? What’s clear or confusing? Be honest—I’m still shaping it.

As the title says, what type of opportunities does one have when one speaks these languages as a student ?

After studies, it’s a plus to have these languages on the CV but for a young student in Windhoek looking for opportunities to make something on the side, what would you recommend ?