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Monday, 11 May 2026
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Samuel Maharero

Also known as: supreme chief Samuel Maharero

2018-05-032026-05-11

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  1. May 2026
  2. April 2026
  3. March 2026
  4. In the same breath, we also owe it to our forefathers and foremothers, the likes of Captain Hendrik Witbooi, Jacob Marengo, Mandume Ndemufayo, Samuel Maharero, Simon Kooper, Anna Kakurukaze Mungunda, Jan Jonker Afrikaner, Abraham Morris and many other heroes and heroines who led

    The Namibian

    Lucia Witbooi marks Independence Day commemoration in Karasburg
  5. May 2025
  6. The work of Gerhard Pool on Samuel Maharero referenced in the Muundjua article stopped at the original order of 18 January 1908, and did not conduct follow-up research to establish if it was implemented on that day or not.

    The Namibian

    28 May Is Important on the Genocide Timeline
  7. February 2025
  8. July 2024
  9. January 2023
  10. May 2018
  11. His popular and commonly used phrases goes something like “we remember sacrifices made by Hendrik Witbooi, Jakob Marengo, Samuel Maharero, Mandume ya Ndemufayo, Ipumbu ya Tshilongo, Nehale Lya Mpingana and other gallant sons and daughters…” Hendrik Witbooi’s revolutionary spirit

    The Namibian

    ‘It is enough. The children should now have rest.'

Friday 8 May

  1. Opinion: South African xenophobia masks unaddressed economic inequality

    An analysis argues that violence against African migrants in South Africa is a symptom of deeper economic frustration, but misplaced anger that diverts from the core issue of unequal wealth ownership and economic control since the end of apartheid.

    8 May 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Sunday 19 April

  1. President calls for unity and service delivery at SWAPO's 66th anniversary

    President Nandi-Ndaitwah commemorated SWAPO's 66th anniversary on 19 April 2026, calling for renewed commitment to service delivery, economic transformation, and unity, while paying tribute to liberation heroes. She announced that planned anniversary celebrations and the party's national headquarters inauguration have been postponed to 26 April following the death of MP James Uerikua and his son.

    19 April 2026 · Informanté

Tuesday 24 March

  1. Vice President marks 36 years of Namibian independence in Karasburg

    Vice President Lucia Witbooi commemorated Namibia's 36th independence anniversary in Karasburg under the theme "Beyond 36: For a Prosperous Future," calling for unity and action to build on the country's foundations and accelerate socio-economic transformation. She highlighted government priorities including agriculture, youth empowerment, education, and green hydrogen initiatives, while acknowledging structural challenges in the IIKharas region and ongoing development projects aimed at inclusive growth.

    24 March 2026 · The Namibian

Friday 20 March

  1. 36 years of freedom: progress made, deep challenges persist

    An opinion piece reflecting on Namibia's 36 years of independence marks achievements in education, gender equality, and healthcare while identifying persistent challenges including youth unemployment, land inequality, poverty, corruption, and unresolved historical reconciliation. The authors argue that true independence requires addressing social justice, equitable resource distribution, and honest engagement with the nation's colonial and apartheid past.

    20 March 2026 · New Era

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