hifikepunya pahamba, a member of the swapo party since its founding. took part in the war of liberation. i was imprisoned with him at wendhoek by order of the south african aparthein regime. but pahamba is not my personal favorite. he was elected by an extraordinary congress of the swapo party. we have democracy. our party lives. who, being young, saw all this and did not want all this, and that is good, if a leader comes to namibia he will ruin everything, that is his problem, but i hope peace will guide every leader, i think everything is going well, the africans had achievements and failures, military coups, but such is the reality. our life. africa is correcting itself. africans think about africa's problems. the majority of namibia's population, 80%, are bantu people. mostly avamba - more than 50%. and also gerera - 7%. kaisan peoples, namo and bushmen. 6% of the population is white. descendants of dutch, english, portuguese, french and german colonists who largely retain german culture and language. in total, 104,000 afrikaners and about 35,000 n

capital of tanganika, then i saw him. the first time, more than 45 years ago , yes, indeed, hifikepunya pahambamber of the swapo party with its founding, he participated in the war for the liberation of namibia, with him i was imprisoned in wendhoek, on the orders of the south african aparthein regime, but pahamba did not my personal favorite. he was elected by an extraordinary congress of the swapo party. we have a democracy. our party lives by the laws democracy. namibia is also unique in that, unlike most african countries, where, unfortunately, power passes from one political force to another, as a rule, with violence. in namibia, the transfer of power was peaceful. and democratically , it is enough to say that president pahamba, back in 2005, adopted a law on a maximum of two presidential terms, and in 2015 transferred power to the president, our interlocutor today, who won the 2015 elections . the second generation of african leaders went through military coups. if a leader comes to namibia and ruins everything, that is his problem, but i hope peace will guide every leader. i think everyt