Namibia, 4th safest African country to visit

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2025-01-20

KEETMANSHOOP, 08 August 2019 - A road sign at Keetmanshoop in the //Kharas Region. (Photo by: Paulus Hamutenya) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 20 JAN (NAMPA)—Altezza Travel, a destination management company headquartered in Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, has ranked Namibia as the fourth safest country in Africa to visit.
The destination management company said Namibia has long been one of the most politically stable, peaceful and safest countries to visit with infrastructure that is generally good, and a tourism industry well-developed. Mauritius is ranked in first place followed by G...

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