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Namibia in a sentence

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Namibia meaning

A country in Southern Africa. Official name: Republic of Namibia. Capital: Windhoek.

Synonyms of Namibia

republic of namibia south west africa african country african nation

Example sentences (20)

Chile, Tonga, Samoa, Namibia, Romania and Georgia have all been on the end of batterings and haven’t got a win yet.

However, Namibia emerged victorious over Rwanda by 11 runs in a game filled with thrills and heart-stopping moments.

Azinga Fuzile lands a body blow on Namibia’s Sebastianus Nathanael at the Orient Theatre in East London on Sunday.

Five of the other seven spots have also been decided, with Namibia, Uganda, Tanzania, Malawi and Kenya also advancing.

Antoine Dupont holds his face after the high tackle by Namibia's Johan Deysel, a hit that has rocked a nation.

I met Namibia a few years after those games, as she prepared to leave Cuba to pursue a boxing career abroad.

Zimbabwe and Zambia are tied on six Cosafa titles each with South Africa trailing with five, Angola three and Namibia one.

CCC Namibia is jovial following the recent extension of voter registration blitz by the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (ZEC).

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He was Namibia’s first president outside of the Ovambo ethnic group, which makes up more than half the country’s population.

Ghana, Zambia, South Africa and Namibia have various environmental taxes covering energy, transport, air pollution and waste.

A planned hearing by Namibia’s environment ministry will consider revoking the drilling license of oil and gas firm ReconAfrica.

He added that the region expects all role players to lend support to Namibia to host successful games.

His office said he was supposed to travel to the US for treatment and return to Namibia on 2 February.

The first lady has been highlighting the drought along with women and youth empowerment since arriving in Namibia last Wednesday.

Prior to joining Antler Gold in 2021, she worked as a geologist at the Geological Survey of Namibia.

Earlier this month, Aasha, another cheetah from Namibia, also gave birth to three cubs at the park.

He described Geingob as a towering veteran of Namibia’s liberation from colonialism and apartheid.

Elsewhere on Wednesday, Equatorial Guinea edged past Namibia 1-0, courtesy of a close range finish from veteran striker, Emilio Nsue.

The focus of the trip is on how African youth can contribute to Namibia’s democracy and health.

In March 2014, Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan visited Namibia for Namibia's 24th independence day celebrations.

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Common combinations with namibia

These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:

  • in namibia 36×
  • of namibia 23×
  • namibia and 19×
  • and namibia 15×
  • the namibia 13×
  • to namibia 10×
  • namibia in
  • namibia is
  • air namibia
  • namibia has

Frequently asked questions

How do you use "namibia" in a sentence?
An example: "Chile, Tonga, Samoa, Namibia, Romania and Georgia have all been on the end of batterings and haven’t got a win yet." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "namibia" from real English texts.
What does "namibia" mean?
Namibia means: A country in Southern Africa. Official name: Republic of Namibia. Capital: Windhoek.
What are synonyms of "namibia"?
Common synonyms of "namibia" include: republic of namibia, south west africa, african country, african nation.
How many example sentences with "namibia" are there?
Voorbeeldzinnen.info contains 20 example sentences with "namibia", drawn from a database of millions of English sentences.

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