How is the weather in Namibia?
Although it is predominantly a desert country, Namibia enjoys several regional climates.
Nowadays, in september, in the capital city, Windhoek, temperatures variates from 34 in central hours of the day to 7 degrees Celsius in the early morning.
What is more annoying is the extremely low humidity, which makes lips and skin incredibly dry. What's more, the nose holes bleed.
In the opposite side, there is Swakopmund, a tourist destination for many namibians located in the coast and where we're spending a week-end. The temperature feeling right here is really cold because of Atlantic Ocean breeze and thick fog.
Although it is predominantly a desert country, Namibia enjoys several regional climates.
Nowadays, in september, in the capital city, Windhoek, temperatures variates from 34 in central hours of the day to 7 degrees Celsius in the early morning.
What is more annoying is the extremely low humidity, which makes lips and skin incredibly dry. What's more, the nose holes bleed.
In the opposite side, there is Swakopmund, a tourist destination for many namibians located in the coast and where we're spending a week-end. The temperature feeling right here is really cold because of Atlantic Ocean breeze and thick fog.
What are the economic means of Namibia?
The Namibia economy is dominated mainly by mining. Event hough it is a harsh desert, its lands hide diamonds, uranium and gold. However, all this richness does not arrive to the general population because foreigner countries such as China take advantage of those mines.
Fishing, tourism, meat are other strong economical pillars.
But also, in Nothern Namibia, where kunene River runs, a subsistence level of agriculture is raised enough to make the country self-sufficient.
To sum up, by African standards, Namibia is a quite prosperous land.
