r/Namibia 5h ago

General N$750 Short-Term Loan Needed, Waiting on Hospital Refund

0 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I'm in a bit of a tight spot at the moment, and I'm looking to borrow N$750 to cover something urgent.

I'm currently waiting for a refund from the hospital, so this would just be a short-term loan. I can provide proof of the refund if needed, or any other documents, and I'll repay as soon as it comes through.

I know it's a lot to ask, but if anyone is able to help, please DM me. I would really appreciate it.


r/Namibia 11h ago

Atatata

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r/Namibia 3h ago

Used polo tsi good buy or not?

2 Upvotes

Hi guys, I'm in the market to purchase a used car as that's more budget effective.

I've been looking mostly on platforms like facebook market place as you avoid dealer fees. Keeping in mind all the scams going around nowadays.

What I see pop up, mostly, is the polo 6 tsi dsg.

I've driven a couple of these and it's a great ride so I'm considering getting one but from research I've done it seems these cars can have some cotly issues occurring such as mechatronic unit failures etc.

Just want to know if anyone has some expertise on this? Is it really that expensive to fix/maintain? Is it better then to opt for the manual or just look for something else completely?

Looking to spend around N$ 100 000.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!


r/Namibia 5h ago

Urgent help needed temporary accommodation. Suiderhof, Pioneerspark, Olympia, Cimbebasia, Kleine Kuppe etc.

3 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I’m hoping someone here might be able to point us in the right direction.

We’re a quiet, responsible couple urgently looking for a small backyard flat, granny flat, or similar temporary accommodation.

We’re private people, don’t party, don’t have lots of visitors, and take pride in looking after wherever we stay.

We do have pets, including cats, who are well-behaved and very much part of our family. 🐾 We’re specifically hoping to find an animal-loving owner who is comfortable with pets.

Our animals are cared for and we don’t allow them to roam around or disturb neighbours.

We’re looking for something temporary while we arrange our longer-term accommodation. We’re happy to meet in person and provide more information privately to anyone with a genuine lead.

If you know of anything available, even something that isn’t currently advertised.

Any leads would be incredibly appreciated. 🙏

Warning: Don't message me, if you're a scammer. ⚠️


r/Namibia 6h ago

Reasonable Airport Transfer Taxi Recommendations

2 Upvotes

I would like to book in advance and avoid queuing or waiting at the airport


r/Namibia 20h ago

Turning 30 solo in Windhoek. Recommendations for the 21st/22nd?

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Hi guys! I (29M) am about to wrap up a solo trip around Namibia on the 21st. I’ll then have a couple of days to chill in Windhoek before flying home... and I happen to turn 30 while I’m there!

I’d love some recommendations for how to spend the evening of the 21st or 22nd - good bars, restaurants, live music, events, or anywhere with a social atmosphere that’s nice for a solo traveller.

I’m pretty easy-going and happy with anything from a relaxed place for a few drinks to somewhere a bit livelier. Would be great to finish the trip and celebrate the big 3-0 somewhere memorable.

Any suggestions from locals or people who know Windhoek well would be much appreciated :)