NOT APOLOGETIC … Swapo member and retired lieutenant general Martin Shalli says former People's Liberation Army of Namibia (Plan) combatants will not apologise for carrying guns to fight the colonisers to liberate the country. He says former Plan combatants will continue talking about the history of Swapo as it was not easy to fight against colonial oppression. Video: Hileni Nembwaya | The Namibian

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Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Three, Two, One. The countdown to History continues! 💙❤️💚 | SWAPO Party of Namibia

8.2K views · 86 reactions | MOMENT OF TRUTH … Swapo delegates sing songs as they prepare for the announcement of the party president at the sixth extraordinary congress at the Windhoek Country Club and Resort. Video: Martin Endjala | The Namibian | Facebook

12K views · 252 reactions | NUJOMA FOREVER ... Swapo members were chanting liberation songs in honour of founding president Sam Nujoma as they waited for the arrival of his body at the party headquarters in Windhoek for the unveiling of his statue on Thursday. Video: Mitchelin Kangootui | The Namibian | Facebook

A birthday song for the Secretary General of SWAPO Party. Viva Comrade Shanjngwa Viva | SWAPO Party of Namibia

51K views · 1K reactions | The Swapo top three - President Hage Geingob, VP Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah and SG Sophia Shaningwa - arriving for the official opening earlier. | New Era Newspaper | Facebook

Swapo welcomes three former IPC Erongo regional leaders By: Adolf Kaure Swapo Secretary General, Sophia Shaningwa, says the party is confident it will reclaim the coastal towns when the nation heads to the polls in November for the 2025 regional and local authority elections. Shanginwa made the remarks on Thursday as the party welcomed three former IPC members namely: Christian Kazuvire, Taapopi Shikongo and Shat Dawid , at the Erongo regional branch headquarters in Swakopmund. Kazuvire served a

Former Governor of the Erongo Region, Samuel Nuuyoma, says the Swapo Party is determined and ready to improve the living conditions of Namibians because that is the aim of the party and the reason why its members sacrificed their lives to liberate the country. Nuuyoma made the remarks at a mini rally at Swakopmund, where he handed over cards to new members. Nuuyoma and other Swapo Party leaders further paid homage to the fallen heroes and heroines of the Cassinga massacre. Report: Renate Rengura