Posted on 03/13/2015 4:42:38 AM PDT by HomerBohn
A damnable lie.
Look at the green cross in the upper right hand corner.
Suprised the hijab wearers didn’t freak out over that.
The storefront in the middle is where they sell burkas.
Are there any “black” countries (other than the Bahamas and Bermuda maybe) that have real democracies and a strong middle class?
Namibia has been doing well...
But unemployment has gone up so I’m not sure how long it will remain stable.
None that I know of. South Africa’s government just ordered Eskom, a power utility company, to lay off over 3000 of its white employees and to lower the safety standards because not enough blacks are meeting the standards for employment. The only First World nation on the continent is in free fall due to its anti-white racism, and not a peep from all the people who were so vocal in their opposition to apartheid. Since whites are being targeted (and they are the minority in SA), it’s just peachy. Funny how that works-blacks are the minority in the US, so they are supposed to get favored treatment (affirmative action, quotas, etc). Blacks are the majority in SA, so they should get favored treatment (shutting qualified whites out in order to hire unqualified blacks). SA’s power grid is already precarious, its crime rate is through the roof, but the anti-whites achieved their objective, so now everybody can just ignore all this. White South Africans can’t even easily just get the heck out, thanks to all the hoops they must go through to get visas, the small amount of money they’re allowed to take, and the fact that other nations (which didn’t let up until the SA whites were put in this position) make it difficult for them to immigrate (unlike the parasites those nations readily accept swarming in). I don’t know how anyone can be aware of things like this and not be aware that there is a war on whites and majority, historically white nations. Whites are a global minority but still expected to foot the bill (see the shrinking middle class) for the rest of the world.
That 3rd woman from the left is really Hot!!
ECONOMIC NEWS | 2011-05-11
Less than 10 per cent of Namibians are middle class
JO-MARÉ DUDDY
ONLY 9,1 per cent of Namibia’s population falls into its middle class, living on between US$4 and US$20 a day, according to a study released by the African Development Bank (AfDB).
Converted by yesterday’s exchange rate, these nearly 200 000 Namibians get by on between N$27 and N$134 a day.
The size of Namibia’s middle class is ranked 25th, under the top bottom of the 44 African countries reviewed by the AfDB. Its report, ‘The Middle of the Pyramid: Dynamics of the Middle Class in Africa’, was released at the World Economic Forum on Africa last week.
Top of the list is Tunisia with 45,6 per cent of its population, while Lesotho is a the bottom - just 1,9 per cent of the country’s population falls into its middle class.
Namibia only outshone Zambia, with 5,6 per cent, as far as its reviewed neighbours are concerned.
South Africa and Botswana, with 19,8 per cent and 29,3 per cent respectively, fared significantly better, as did Angola with 13,2 per cent.
The AfDB split the middle-class into two: the lower-middle class, living on between US$4 and US$10 per day, and the upper-middle class with between US$10 and US$20 per day.
About 3,8 per cent of Namibia’s population falls into the lower-middle class, surviving on between N$27 and N$67 a day. The upper class, with between NS67 and N$134 daily, represents 5,3 per cent of the people.
According to the AfDB, 51,9 per cent of Namibians are poor, with 43,75 per cent having to make do with less US$1,25, or about N$8,40, per day.
The AfDB said some 61 per cent of Africa’s population fall below the US$2 poverty line, and 44 per cent below the US$1,25 poverty line.
‘Access to employment and income generating opportunities could help such households to move up into the lower-middle class levels,’ the bank said.
http://www.namibian.com.na/indexx.php?archive_id=79593&page_type=archive_story_detail&page=1786
This is from 2011. Maybe things have improved.
But one mustn’t ogle her in public or her irate husband will kill!
When the lights go out, there will be a big resorting of priorities.
Of course, the population will be a lot smaller...if and when the lights come back on.
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