he was elected by an extraordinary congress of the swapo party. we have a democracy. rty 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 everything is going well. africans have had achievements and failures, military coups, but this is the reality of our lives. africa is correcting itself. africans think about africa's problems. the majority of namibia's population, 80%, are made up of bantu people, mainly the awamba, over 50% as well. 7%. kaisan peoples - namo and

he was elected by an extraordinary congress of the swapo party. we have democracy. r 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 namibian germans live in namibia. mr. president, we see that namibi is a wonderful home for different peoples. they live here. in peace and friendship, the peoples of avamba, guerrero, damara, nama and many others, how do you manage to maintain peace

gen was of course member of a leading member of swapo, the ruling party of namibia today, but also the political formation and political movement that was... successful battle against german colonialism or the reminance of german colonialism as well as the occupation by apart south africa during the 70s and 80s. he was he was a significant figure, he was also fatherly figure in our brief encounters that we had with him as an organization, somebody who always motivated us to continue the struggle, somebody who was infused with the sense. with a sense of internationalism a gift and a and value that many of our elders within the african continent really did did uh display in every one of their interactions and his commitment to the palestinian people was really enormous even in the last weeks of before his death he was somebody who who not only called out the attacks on gaza, the brutality and the massacers against the palestinian people, but he also made sure that his government put germany on the record in the buildup to the international court of justice case, germany of course did thi