Namibia
Republic of Namibia
- Capital: Windhoek
- Size of Namibia: 824 269 sq km/ 318 250 sq miles
- Population: 2,1 million
- Official languages: English, Afrikaans, German
- Currency: Namibian dollar which is linked to the South African Rand.
- Industries: Mining, agriculture, tourism and hunting.
- Trophy Hunting Season: 1Feb-30Nov
- Climate: In general hot and dry with most of the rainfall from September to March. Winter (May - August): Dry, temperatures: 18 - 25 degrees Celsius (65 -77 degrees Fahrenheit) during the day while temperatures can fall below zero at night.
- Summer (Oct - March): 20 - 35 degrees Celsius (68 - 95 degrees Fahrenheit) during the day while during hot spells temperatures may reach 40 degrees Celsius (104 degrees Fahrenheit).
- Terrain: Namibia boasts a spectacular variety of landscape types, varying from the sandy Kalahari down south, through the rugged central mountainous areas to the denser bushveld in the northern parts of the country.
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Namibia is the worlds thirty-fourth largest country, and after Mongolia, it is the least densely populated country in the world. The vegetation varies from sparsely covered desert-like regions to lush Bushveld. Large areas, owned by the government, is leased as hunting concessions. Other areas are privately owned and a good number of these are not fenced in, and therefore game still moves about freely. National Parks form a significant part of Namibia. The Namibian government is pro-hunting and works together closely with NAPHA (The Professional Hunters Association of Namibia).