The Chairperson of the Nama Traditional Leaders Association (NTLA), Gaob Johannes Isaack, has urged Nama communities to take charge of their pursuit of justice for the Nama genocide that occurred during the German colonial era.
Helao Shityuwete spent 18 years imprisoned in South Africa, 16 of them on Robben Island. After his release, he moved to the UK, where he met his wife, Jane, who describes him as unwavering in his pursuit of equality and justice.
At the Popular Democratic Movement's second national elective congress in Katima Mulilo, the party's president, McHenry Venaani emphasized the importance of grace in both victory and defeat.
The leaders of the OvaHerero people have urged unity among their communities during the annual Red Flag Day in Okahandja, a day dedicated to honoring their fallen heroes and remembering the genocide.
Helao Shityuwete, an icon of Namibia’s liberation struggle, celebrates his 90th birthday today.
