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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 86573, member: 27"]
A public apology from Mokgweetsi Masisi just reopened raw wounds, as the Nchindo family says sorry without cash and accountability means nothing.

Masisi's apology sparks backlash
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[*]Mokgweetsi Masisi addressed the killings during a University of Namibia lecture in Windhoek.
[*]He expressed regret over the Botswana Defence Force shooting the Nchindo brothers.
[*]Masisi referenced an inquest Botswana conducted after the incident.
[*]His remarks focused on Namibia and Botswana ties and regional cooperation.
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Family demands more than words
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[*]George Nchindo rejected the public apology as hollow.
[*]He said compensation is necessary for surviving children.
[*]The family questioned why no soldiers faced punishment.
[*]Nchindo argued the inquest blocked lawyers and open questioning.
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Details of the 2020 shooting
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[*]Tommy, Martin, and Wamunyima Nchindo were killed along the Chobe River.
[*]Their cousin Sinvula Munyeme also died in the gunfire.
[*]The Botswana Defence Force suspected them of poaching links.
[*]The incident wiped out four relatives at once.
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Activist criticism intensifies
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[*]Sinvula Mudabeti of Namibian Lives Matter slammed the apology.
[*]Mudabeti labeled the gesture political theater.
[*]He accused Masisi of denying any shoot-to-kill policy.
[*]The movement said the inquest lacked credibility and fairness.
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