Langstrand
(Reuters):
Half
of
Namibians
voting
in
an
informal
radio
survey
believe
the
day
Angelina
Jolie
gives
birth
should
be
declared
a
national
holiday,
an
honour
usually
reserved
for
kings,
queens
and
national
heroes.
''We
have
a
tie,
it's
50-50,''
the
DJ
for
popular
local
radio
station
Radio
Wave
yesterday
announced
after
listeners
were
asked
whether
the
''Brangelina''
baby
should
be
accorded
the
honour.
She
said
voting
was
still
going
on.
Hollywood
stars
Jolie
and
Brad
Pitt
sparked
an
international
media
frenzy
when
they
arrived
in
Namibia
with
her
two
adopted
children
to
have
their
first
child.
But
while
residents
of
the
southern
African
country
have
so
far
been
unfazed
by
the
visit,
local
media
is
now
getting
into
the
act,
with
the
daily
Namib
Times
speculating
that
the
baby
might
arrive
at
the
weekend
or
early
next
week.
The
couple
have
remained
almost
invisible
in
their
beach
resort
in
the
tiny
village
of
Langstrand
on
the
country's
desert
coastline,
shielded
by
tight
security.