I am a Zimbabwean and after watching this documentary especially Nujoma speaking, I have fallen in love with Namibia. Long live Namibia and may God bless Namibia.
after all namibia is free from the puppets, the founding father mission was reached. he is resting now at his farm. its up to us to maintain this piece and stability that they fought for us. long live namibia Log live the founding father.
I remember this day at the parade when i was PLAN combatant with my fellow cde's in Angola during the ceacefire announcement by our commander in chief of liberation struggle Dr.sam shafiishuna Nuuyoma ❤
I am Namibian with solid heart. my heart has been melting. everything I search swapo veteran videos but nothing was available. hence the veteran HH depart the resources , videos, pictures and more information was uploaded. independence or death we will win
I was left at the age of 2 when mother and her two brothers went to fight. No amount of armaments or torture defeats independence yearning. people ❤❤❤. Viva Nujoma 🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦
Fighting to liberate Namibia from apartheid whites. This was a struggle my brother fought and came home one armed, others never saw their homes again. They loss their lives and loved ones. It was tough and bloody. Today we lost, respect, unity and are fested with tribelism, corruption and greed. Namibia often cries out.
But now those freedom fighters are the ones that are suffering the most in Namibia ..and the government dont even care and until now they are still complaining about their party not giving them their benefits but its sad to watch this video that thy only specified their lifes for nothing... it's unfair how this people are treated ..truth sparking
The Uniforms look like our uniforms during our liberation struggle in Sudan. I think the Late Dr. John Garang De Mabior got the unifrom from Dr. Sam Nujoma.
Bro Mbaeva, you are 100% correct. I am one of the victims, but let Namibians forget the issue of skin colour today. In fact it was a speech fit for that time.
History should be told entirely as truly as possible we need to know who was responsible for first of April massacre, I lost many of my young colleagues on those nine or so days of war that would not have happened at all.
Fighting to liberate Namibia from apartheid whites. This was a struggle my brother fought and came home one armed, others never saw their homes again. They loss their lives and loved ones. It was tough and bloody. Today we lost, respect, unity and are fested with tribelism, corruption and greed. Namibia often cries out.
