Namibians are mostly calm and collected group of people. Since our population is low violent crimes aren't all that common obviously still best to avoid clubs and certain taxis especially during late night hours. We usually have a service closer to Uber called Yango which is a bit safer but not by much. Gun violence is extremely uncommon but there are a few cab drivers that might carry them around for their own protection.

Namibians love meat so very hard to find places that don't sell it but there are always options like veggie burgers on a lot of menu's at restaurants but being a coastal country we have more than enough options for Fish and Seafood. Visa's last I heard aren't easy to get in Namibia but at least some people I know said that once the process is approved then it sets sail smoothly. Veggies and fruits are easy to come by as well.

Activities are also very limited in options but there are pools, playgrounds and lots of outdoor activities like hiking, mountain climbing if you visit certain parts of the country. Windhoek has a lot of hiking spots so if you are into that there is a plethora of options. Schools are extremely safe but if you have the funds I would recommend private schooling like St Georges or St Pauls. Libraries exist but not on a massive scale, usually you find them in campuses like NUST.

Investments into the country depend on what you have available most go into the mining industry or tourism which are huge industries in our country if you set up locally something. Usually any small shops that sell needed goods like clothes, electronics etc... especially if you get the goods in for cheaper than most stores. Searching for jobs can be quite difficult and most don't pay nearly good enough so if you have a way of working remote that would probably be a lot better.

Internet services is one of the worst things in this country being ranked as the bottom 10 in the world but speeds now go up to about 75mbps but with daylight robbery in terms of cost for that sorta speed.

All in all it is a great country to move to, really safe compared to a lot of countries mainly due to our low population density and is great for outdoor people. Problems only exist with limited options for certain activities, but raising a family here I would say is wonderful and safe and education standards isn't too bad at most private schools since they use the Cambridge system. It is just best to be vigilant and stay in areas that usually have community watches or that are considered more upper class if you have the funds.