Ondangwa

Ondangwa is a town of 23,000 inhabitants inside the Oshana Region of northern Namibia, bordering Oshikoto Region. Ondangwa became first hooked up as a undertaking station of the Finnish Missionary Society in 1890. In 1914 it became a local seat of government. Ondangwa is said to intend the end of the Ondonga area. And Ondangwa is placed on the western fringe of this state. Ondangwa is located approximately 60 km from the Angolan border, along the B1. It is one of the locations of house of the Kings of Ondonga; the current King Eliphas Kauluma, father to the reigning king, lives here. Most of the citizens of the city communicate Oshindonga. Ondangwa is the district capital of the Ondangwa electoral constituency.

Before Ondangwa was based the Finns had experienced a string of setbacks within the territories of different Ovambo tribes, i.E. Inside the kingdoms of Uukwambi, Ongadjera in the west and Oukwanyama in the north, and circumstances dictated that their work needed to be concentrated in Ondonga. Even in Ondonga, the Finns ought to simplest work inside the west, due to the fact in japanese Ondonga, Prince Nehale were performing in an erratic and despotic manner and as a result made it impossible for foreigners to work or maybe live to tell the tale there.