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Small pieces of beef grilled over charcoal and dipped in spiced salt — the specialty of Namibia's markets.
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Kapana is street food born at the market in Windhoek's Single Quarters: beef is cut small, grilled on a charcoal grate, dipped in salt mixed with chili and spices, and eaten standing up with a raw onion and tomato salsa. Vendors cut and grill as customers pick at the meat on the spot. It's also a place for Namibians to socialize.
Mix the salt, chili powder, paprika, and garlic powder into a spiced salt.
Finely chop the tomato, onion, and chili and toss with a little salt to make a salsa.
Cut the beef into 2cm cubes and coat with oil.
Grill quickly over high heat on a charcoal grate or in a frying pan.
Serve with the spiced salt and salsa and eat with your fingers.