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Zimbabwe's ruling Zanu-PF party honored the memory of Namibia's founding president, Sam Nujoma, following his death Saturday night.
The party shared its condolences through its X social media platform, echoing President Nangolo Mbumba's announcement early Sunday morning. Their message highlighted Nujoma's pivotal role in leading the Namibian people through their liberation struggle against apartheid South Africa, culminating in the nation's independence on March 21, 1990.
The tribute underscored Nujoma's leadership during what they termed "the darkest hours" of Namibia's fight for freedom, recognizing his instrumental part in guiding the country toward self-determination.
The Landless People's Movement spokesperson Lifalaza Simataa honored Sam Nujoma's legacy as a freedom fighter following the founding president's death in Windhoek on Saturday.
Simataa issued a statement Sunday recognizing Nujoma's vital role in Namibia's liberation struggle, placing him among the nation's celebrated heroes and heroines. He cited Nujoma's place in history alongside notable figures such as Toivo ya Toivo, Emil Apollus, Mishake Muyongo, Peter Nanyemba, and Hendrik Witbooi. The LPM extended condolences to Nujoma's family, the Swapo party, and the Namibian people.
The LPM Youth Command offered additional praise through their spokesperson, William Minnie, who characterized Nujoma as a militant revolutionary. Minnie...
Sam Nujoma's passing marks a pivotal moment in evaluating his legacy as Namibia's founding leader. His achievements and deliberate choices profoundly shaped the nation's trajectory.
The name "Shafiishuna," meaning lightning, embodied his dynamic approach to the independence movement. Between 1960 and 1970, Nujoma and his small group of supporters transformed Namibian independence into an international cause. His tireless advocacy elevated SWAPO's status, leading the United Nations to recognize it as the legitimate voice of the Namibian people by the mid-1970s. His constant movement between locations reflected his dedication to lobbying, negotiating, and representing his cause.
Nujoma's political philosophy centered on African...
Media Trust Links Press Freedom to Nujoma's Complex Legacy.
The Namibia Media Trust sees today's press freedom efforts as an extension of founding president Sam Nujoma's democratic vision despite his complicated relationship with journalists. The organization reflected on this dual legacy following Nujoma's death Saturday at age 95.
NMT Executive Director Zoe Titus pointed to a significant moment in Namibian media history when Nujoma's administration banned government advertising in The Namibian newspaper during the 1990s. His cabinet enacted the ban in 2001, citing the paper's "anti-government stance." Nujoma later expanded these restrictions to prohibit government purchases of the newspaper.
"This action serves as a reminder of the...
President Links Media Freedom to Nujoma's Legacy.
President Nangolo Mbumba reminded journalists on Sunday that their press freedoms stemmed from Sam Nujoma's fight against colonial rule. He delivered this message at the late founding president's residence after Nujoma's passing on Saturday.
"This is the man without whom you would still be under colonialism. Don't forget that," Mbumba told assembled media representatives and family members.
The president highlighted Nujoma's transformative leadership during the independence struggle. He noted how Nujoma had transformed ordinary citizens into skilled fighters. "He made ordinary workers—from farm workers to mine workers—train them and make them brilliant soldiers," Mbumba said.
South Africa's Ramaphosa Mourns Namibian Leaders' Deaths.
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa shared his condolences with Namibians Sunday following the death of founding president Sam Nujoma at age 95. His message acknowledged the dual loss facing Namibia, which mourned President Hage Geingob's passing just weeks earlier.
"Our nations share deep bonds through our struggles. Namibia's pain resonates with every South African," Ramaphosa said, emphasizing the intertwined history of their liberation movements.
The South African leader praised Nujoma as an exceptional freedom fighter who challenged colonial powers through his leadership of the Ovamboland People's Organisation, the South West Africa People's Organisation, and the...
PDM Leader Venaani Honors Nujoma's Legacy of Freedom.
Following the founding president's death Saturday night, Popular Democratic Movement president McHenry Venaani emphasized the inseparable link between Namibia's independence and Sam Nujoma's leadership.
Speaking on Sunday, Venaani highlighted Nujoma's central role in the nation's path to freedom. "There is nothing that we can say about freedom without remembering the towering role Sam Nujoma played towards Namibia's freedom," he said.
The opposition leader cited freedom and nationhood as Nujoma's most enduring achievements. Venaani expressed deep appreciation for Nujoma's selfless dedication to Namibia's liberation struggle, noting the profound debt of gratitude owed to his...
AU Commission Chief Mourns Namibian Founding President Nujoma.
African Union Commission Chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat honored the memory of Sam Nujoma, Namibia's founding president, who died Saturday at age 95 after a period of illness.
Mahamat praised Nujoma's revolutionary spirit on social media platform X, describing him as a liberation icon who ranked among the world's most distinguished revolutionary leaders. "Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma was the epitome of courage, never wavering from his vision for a free Namibia and a unified Africa," Mahamat wrote.
The AU Commission leader extended his sympathies to Nujoma's widow, founding first lady Kovambo Nujoma, and their family members as the continent reflects on this influential figure's...
