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Countrywide, people stayed up all night or woke before dawn yesterday to watch US election history being made.

Enthusiasm for an Obama presidency is at a premium, but politicians and analysts cautioned yesterday that Namibians should remain realistic when it comes to expectations of what it will mean in...

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By Lance Guma

SADC Secretary General Tomaz Salomao has finally admitted the power sharing deal signed on the 15th September was fraudulently altered before the signing ceremony and different from the one agreed to by the parties on the 11th September.

The Tsvangirai MDC initially raised the concerns in an interview with Newsreel in early October, complaining that ZANU PF had doctored the agreement to alter certain clauses in the document that was to be signed a few days...

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Namibia's National Society for Human Rights (NSHR) remains deeply alarmed by continuous intensification of deep-rooted racial hatred directed against the Ovakwanyama people of Namibia.

On October 22 2008 Office of the President Executive Director and former Ambassador Ndali-Ché Kamati expressed his frustration and dismay over what he inter alia described as an ongoing campaign of "ethnic political cleansing" to rid the ruling Swapo Party, the public service and the Office...

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Namibia’s National Society for Human Rights (NSHR) joins The Namibian newspaper and Rally for Democracy and Progress (RDP) as well as members of the general public in questioning both the wisdom and rationale behind yet another excessive and inexcusable expenditure in favor of former Namibian President Sam Nujoma. In an exposé last week, The Namibian reported in a lead article on October 17 2008 that Cabinet has approved nearly N$22 million in taxpayers’ money to build a luxurious new office for...

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