‘End of era’ for Africa as Namibia buries founding father

2 March 2025 / Comments Off on ‘End of era’ for Africa as Namibia buries founding father

In the heart of Southern Africa, amidst the vast landscapes that whisper tales of resilience and hope, a profound chapter of history is coming to a close. Namibia, a nation sculpted by the unwavering spirit of its people and the visionary leadership of its founding father, now faces a poignant moment: the farewell to a…

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