Namibia is a sparsely populated country in Southern Africa, celebrated for its vast deserts, dramatic landscapes, and unique wildlife. The Namib Desert, considered one of the oldest deserts on Earth, features towering sand dunes that attract photographers and adventurers alike. Namibia has a rich cultural tapestry, including the Himba people known for their distinctive red ochre body paint. The country prioritizes conservation, boasting some of Africa’s best-managed national parks, like Etosha. Namibia’s economy depends on mining, agriculture, and tourism, with a growing commitment to renewable energy.

 

Fun fact: Namibia was the first African country to incorporate environmental protection into its constitution, making conservation a national priority.