
However, the natives became aware very quickly that the German colonial presence and its survival is threatened, and treated like cattle. Herero and Nama began an armed rebellion. The conflict continued until 1908 and resulted in the complete defeat of the indigenous population.
At the beginning of World War II occupied the region in South Africa in 1920 through the granting of a mandate from the League of Nations. This mandate was abolished in 1966 by the United Nations and South Africa saw the rebellion and begin a decade of military conflict between South Africa and the Namibian liberation movement SWAPO.
Accepted on 21 March 1990 on the political independence of Namibia, and a democratic constitution, and finally errigée. SWAPO won the first free elections, and soon became the ruling party only. And became its leader, Dr. Sam Nujoma, first President of Namibia. Namibia opened its doors to tourists and has become a popular destination for tourists seeking adventure too, but also for those who are looking for warm climates.







