The new Year started with a big surprise, the Zambian Soccer Team managed to beat countries like Ghana and Ivory Coast in this years Africa Cup.
Last night – or better this morning – the players of Zambia made the wonder come true by beating Ivory Coast with 8:7 in penalties.
Zambia is now part of the “winner nations”… Congratulations to Zambia!
I am very happy to announce some additional contents for my Website. First to mention are the new Photo Albums about my latest trip to Namibia earlier this month.
The first photo album is about Namib Grens, a small guest farm close to the Namib Desert, which is surrounded by an endless nature. Enjoy the pictures and leave a comment on them.
The second photo album will be added shortly! Enjoy your time on Julian-Eggemann.net but please be informed that am still busy adding more quality content.
Wishing everyone a happy and successful year 2012… May 2012 be a good year for you and your family. Furthermore, I wish our European Union a good year 
so that we find back to our old strength and solving the problems slowly.
Cheers! Welcome 2012!
Am on my way to the airport to get my flight to Dubai, following to Johannesburg. From there am going to catch the flight back north to Namibia, to spend Christmas and the Years Change with Juliana and her family.
By the way: Merry Christmas to everyone and all the best for the year 2012.
Note: I will be back in Germany on the 9th of January 2012, so please note that I won’t be checking my inbox every day, but if you still feel like keeping in touch with me, feel free to write me on: julian (at) eggemann.net
Only nine days to go until am leaving for South Africa and Namibia again…
Namibia introduced its new traffic accident statistics and shows a serious picture! The speeding on Namibia’s small roads plus the drinking – and – drive – problems causing Namibia a much higher “death per habitants” – quote than other countries.
The wide open and hardly busy highways offering a great speeding – possibility with the bad side-effect of loosing control or hitting the other traffic.
In my opinion Namibia needs to build more overtaking possibilities on their long highways especially to the coast – the ones in the capital destict are doing well but are not enough yet.
Additionally, there must be speed controls around the small cities you are passing through while following the highway… Hopefully this can make the namibian roads a little safer…
Apple’s Mac Operating System was always known as a save and easy to use System, but the reality was different. Apple was not really taking attention on the security isuees of the older releases. The System-Security was low in most parts and only additional Software made your system actually “better” protected against the internet world.
But were Mac Users ever under risk? For sure the main security problems are known from Windows and its just normal that most attackes were planed on the Microsoft’s system, because of its “main role” in daily business… So apple was behind with its security, but never “affected” of those security isuees.
With Mac OS X 10.7 the operating system really jump forward. The sandboxing feature and the memory controll protecting most parts of the Operating system from damages. Further information will be attached soon!
This weekend I added a short review over the so far used Airlines for travelling to Namibia and South Africa. You can find the first version of it under the Namibia-Webpage. The review includes Air Namibia, Emirates and South African Airways for so long, but soon further information about Lufthansa and British Airways.
There are some further changes on the Gallery and some updates on the Adverts.
Please note: This webpage is still far away from its final structure and of course you will find more texts and information for any sub-page. I hope to see you again soon!
Last words: Less than 3 weeks to go until am back in SA & NAM. Stay tuned for more information…
Am happy to announce some changes and additional contents for my new Webpage! The update consists more Photo’s of Southern Africa, News and small Design changes.
The next step includes more Content, Travel-News and some Information and Pictures to my time in KidsHaven, South Africa.
Am also happy to inform you about my next trip to Namibia and the chance of giving you a new input of the Southern Area of Namibia.
My next trip to Namibia starts on the 22nd Dec 2011 and am returning on the 9th Jan 2012. Am looking forward to celebrate Xmas 2011 in Namibia again!
Stay tuned for more information!
Namibians and english feels like a never ending story, but the new Test-Results are shocking a whole country. The outcoming of an official teacher-examination is showing the “main needs” in the growing society of Namibia. It’s a dramatic figure that came out: 98% of Namibia’s teachers (everyone had to attend this test) failed with the basics in English, by the way Namibia’s main/official language!!
…yesterday afternoon following reports that 98 per cent of Namibian teachers need further training in the basics of English…All these 22 089 teachers would need to undergo further training to try and improve their English language proficiency.
See full article on: the Namibian