Namibia Housing Crisis Namibia Housing Crisis
  • Namibia Housing Crisis
    Namibia, with a population of around 2 million, ranked fourth in 2012 for the biggest housing price increases in the world. It puts the dream of living in a house out of reach for most Namibians. Corrugated iron houses is becoming a common site in and around major population centres as people struggle to find accommodation.
  • Namibia Housing Crisis
    Flowers bloom after recent rains around corrugated iron shacks ,16 Dec 2013 in Rehoboth , Namibia.
    Veronica Isaaks sit in front of her corrugated iron shack, 18 Dec 2013 in Rehoboth , Namibia
    Martiano Wells stand inside his one room corrugated iron shack that he share with his wife and four children,17 Dec 2013 in Rehoboth , Namibia
    Belinda Beukes clean her yard in front of her corrugated iron shack, 20 Dec 2013 in Rehoboth , Namibia.
    Gunther Philander hold a goat in front of his grandfathers shack , 11 Dec 2013 just outside Rehoboth , Namibia.
    Elzette Kisting sit in front of her parents corrugated iron shack ,18 Dec 2013 in Rehoboth , Namibia
    Widower Melanie Januarie and her children stand in front of her corrugated iron shack, 17 Dec 2013 in Rehoboth , Namibia
    Show Cloete text a friend inside her parents corrugated iron shack, 19 Dec 2013 in Rehoboth , Namibia
    Single mother Gertrude Christ stand in front of her corrugated iron shack she share with her two children, 18 Dec 2013 in Rehoboth , Namibia
    Washing and a car stand next to a corrugated iron shack , 19 Dec 2013 in Rehoboth ,Namibia.
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