PapaJanusz

08/09/2026

Faces from Namibia 🇳🇦
One of those people who quietly become part of the family’s everyday life.
Two portraits I really like.

30/08/2026

You’ve already seen part of our story.
But there is much more to come — and many more stories worth telling.

If you enjoy what we create, subscribe to our YouTube channel and stay with us for what comes next.
👉 https://www.youtube.com/?sub_confirmation=1

And yes… we have a few surprises coming soon. 😉

28/08/2026

A serious cultural question for Ovaherero and Ovahimba in Namibia — I need your help with this one. 😇

When a Himba/Herero woman has made up her mind… is there any official appeal procedure, or should the husband simply accept the ruling?

Asking for a Polish friend who is currently trying meditation because he can’t see any other way out. 😂🇳🇦🇵🇱

👍 A. Accept the ruling. There is no appeal.
😭 B. Shut up and accept it.
🤣 C. Keep talking. This is getting fun.

24/08/2026

Today marks five months since our wedding.

It has been almost five months since the last time I was able to touch my wife’s hand.
No one ever said that paperwork and an international marriage would be easy. But it has been harder than I ever imagined — not because of us, but because of officials, bureaucracy and some truly strange laws.

Tomorrow is another very important day for us, so please keep your fingers crossed. 🤞

And to you, my love — thank you.
For everything.
Stay strong and brave, as a Himba woman should. ❤️

22/08/2026

Faces of 🇳🇦
Uakaa — my beautiful wedding witness, or rather, one of our two beautiful wedding witnesses. Thank you! ❤️

21/08/2026

Roads in Namibia are a lot like life.

You enjoy the view, and every little detail seems to amaze you.

You never know when the road will turn — or if it will turn at all. And when it does, the bend often comes without warning. You have no idea what is waiting on the other side, how much you’ll need to slow down, or how careful you’ll have to be.

You never know what might suddenly appear in front of you.

You drive thousands of kilometres. Sometimes exhausted, sometimes frustrated, sometimes ready to give up — but you keep going because you know you have to get somewhere.

Not necessarily where you originally planned.

The important thing is to keep your hands on the wheel. Keep your eyes open. Stay alert, even when you’re tired as hell.

Of course, you can always give up. Drive back to the rental company, take out your documents, your bags and your dirty socks… and go for a beer.

That’s always an option.

But until then — keep your hands on the wheel.

02/08/2026

Last night in Namibia belonged to Charene Labuschagne!
Congratulations to the new and to all the finalists. 👑🇳🇦

But in my completely unbiased opinion, the most beautiful Namibian in my world is my wife, Ivondia. 😇👇

19/07/2026

Sometimes, you have to lose yourself...
to find the person you were always meant to become.

Every journey changes you.
Some change you forever.

Nothing Comes Without A Reason.
🖤🤍

I wrote this song over a year ago.Back then, I didn't fully unders...

03/07/2026

100,000 views. In just 40 days.
Honestly? It's still hard for me to believe.
I'm not a YouTuber. I'm just a man who fell in love with Namibia, wrote a few songs from the heart, and together with my wife turned them into our story.

The fact that our latest music video has now been watched by over 100,000 people from all around the world is something we never expected.

Thank you to everyone who took a few minutes to watch, listen, and share this journey with us🙏🏻

It seems that genuine stories still matter.
Maybe because Nothing Comes Without a Reason.

❤️ Janusz & Ivo

If you haven't seen it yet, we'd love to share it with you:

Part 3: Nothing Comes Without A Reason 🇬🇧 I never believed in coi...

30/06/2026

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I'm always happy to see Poland and Namibia strengthening their relationship.
As someone who recently married a Namibian and has experienced the consular system firsthand, I hope that future cooperation will also bring practical improvements for ordinary people.
More and more Polish tourists are discovering Namibia, and an increasing number of Polish–Namibian families face long and complicated journeys to Pretoria for consular services.
At the same time, Namibian citizens who need visa or consular services for Poland often have to rely on the Polish Embassy in Pretoria, while Poland has no embassy in Namibia. Likewise, Namibia has no embassy in Poland, with its closest diplomatic mission serving Poland located in Berlin.
I sincerely hope that one day we will see a permanent Polish consular presence in Namibia, making life easier for citizens, families, tourists and businesses, while further strengthening the ties between our two countries.
Wishing both countries a successful and lasting partnership.