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The 20 pages that link to Namibia, each with the reason it gives.

• South AfricaRelated: Its border marks South Africa’s westernmost land boundary.

• ZimbabweCompared with: Its land and resource profile provides another comparison with a neighboring southern African state.

• BotswanaCompared with: The two neighbors contrast in colonial histories and post-independence political development.

• AngolaCompared with: Namibia’s neighboring position links the countries through migration, trade, and shared regional history.

• German South West AfricaNarrower topic: Modern Namibia occupies most of the former German colonial territory.

• Namibian independenceBroader topic: Independence established Namibia as a sovereign state.

• Hendrik WitbooiNarrower topic: The independent state incorporated Witbooi into its national account of resistance.

• Kalahari DesertRelated: The Kalahari extends into Namibia, where it meets other distinctive dryland landscapes.

• Southern AfricaBroader topic: Its inclusion illustrates how regional definitions extend beyond the continent’s southernmost country.

• Herero peopleNarrower topic: Present-day Herero communities are rooted chiefly in Namibia.

• Sam NujomaNarrower topic: Nujoma’s political life culminated in leading the newly independent Namibian state.

• African penguinRelated: Namibian islands hold breeding colonies near the northern limit of the species' distribution.

• Kavango–Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation AreaRelated: Namibia participates in KAZA and links its Kavango region to neighboring conservation areas.

• Martti AhtisaariRelated: His UN role in Namibia became a defining early test of his diplomatic work.

• South West Africa campaignNarrower topic: The former German colony over which the campaign established South African control.

• WindhoekNarrower topic: Windhoek is Namibia’s capital and largest urban center.

• African theatre of World War IBroader topic: The former German South West Africa remained under South African rule through a League mandate.

• AizoaceaeRelated: Namibia's arid landscapes form part of the native range of numerous Aizoaceae.

• NamibRelated: Most of the Namib lies within Namibia.

• Ovambo languageRelated: Most Ovambo speakers live in Namibia, where the varieties have major social and public roles.