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Angula: Nujoma never compromised on education 
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Angula: Nujoma never compromised on education 

Lahja Nashuuta Creating a vibrant education system, prioritising decent school infrastructure, sheer passion for the Namibian child’s education and social progress through technology are hallmarks of the Nujoma presidency. This is the view of former prime minister Nahas Angula, the man late Founding President Sam Nujoma first assigned to lay an independent Namibia’s education bedrock,...

ErongoRED’s 1 800 Nujoma electrifying promise
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ErongoRED’s 1 800 Nujoma electrifying promise

Isabel Bento  SWAKOPMUND  – The Erongo Regional Electricity Distributor (RED) has committed to electrifying 1 838 houses across the region within the next four months in efforts to ensure universal electricity access. The initiative, valued at N$66.8 million, will be undertaken in honour of Founding President Sam Nujoma and will cover Swakopmund, Walvis Bay, Usakos,...

Pohamba: Don’t destroy what Nujoma built 
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Pohamba: Don’t destroy what Nujoma built 

Hesron Kapanga  OKANGHUDI – Former president Hifikepunye Pohamba has urged Namibians against destroying what Founding President Sam Nujoma built.  In an interview with Nampa at his homestead at Okanghudi in the Ohangwena region on Tuesday, Pohamba said now that Nujoma has died, people should not think of destroying what he built, but should rather work...

Hummel Junior writing his own chapter
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Hummel Junior writing his own chapter

Gobabis outfit Young African’s player George Hummel Junior, the son of legendary former Brave Warriors’ defender, George Hummel Senior, credits much of his achievements on his football journey to his father’s guidance and influence.  Born in Grootfontein and raised in South Africa, the 26-year-old Junior said his father’s support and guidance on hard work and...

Nepando Amupanda: Nujoma’s aide-de-camp
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Nepando Amupanda: Nujoma’s aide-de-camp

Nepando Amupanda was late Founding President Sam Nujoma’s right-hand man, eyes, nose and ears. For the first time, Amupanda – affectionately known across Namibia just by his first name, ‘Nepando’ was unveiled at independence on 21 March 1990 as Nujoma’s eagle-eyed (Omeho gontsa) bodyguard.  He never left his sight – not even at night. As...

Sport: Indoor training allowed, fans barred
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Sport: Indoor training allowed, fans barred

As the nation mourns the passing of Founding President Sam Nujoma, the government announced a raft of directives, among them one limiting sporting activities to preparatory purposes only.  Announcing yesterday, deputy information minister Modestus Amutse said sport activities may still take place in limited circumstances.  “Sports events are allowed in limited instances for predatory purposes...

Pohamba goes down memory lane … hails dynamic Nujoma 
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Pohamba goes down memory lane … hails dynamic Nujoma 

OKANGHUDI – Founding President Sam Nujoma’s leadership attributes continue to resonate with his illustrious career as a freedom fighter and statesman. As tributes continue to stream in for the veteran leader, such qualities have become common denominators in all tributes. For former President Hifikepunye Pohamba, one of those who spent several years with Nujoma at...

Judge: Fishrot trial must proceed rain or shine … we are not ready, says Shanghala
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Judge: Fishrot trial must proceed rain or shine … we are not ready, says Shanghala

Iuze Mukube Judge Moses Chinhengo informed the Fishrot accused yesterday that regardless of any difficulties they may encounter in securing legal representation, the trial must proceed as scheduled. This was in response to ex-justice minister Sacky Shanghala expressing unreadiness to start the trial due to lack of legal representation. Shanghala, one of the alleged masterminds...