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Press Releases: ASSER NTINDA SUBMERGES UNDER OWN LIES
Published: Feb 09, 2010 - 08:17 AM
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Press Releases: NEW MASTERS OF DIVIDE AND RULE
Foot notes: * Alfredo Tjiurimo Hengari is a PhD fellow in political science at the University of Paris- Panthéon Sorbonne, France.
Published: Feb 08, 2010 - 08:05 AM
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Press Releases: INVITATION to MEDIA BRIEFING
To: All media practitioners of repute and other interested parties of note
NSHR presents its compliments to all media practitioners of repute and invites them to a rare:
In a comprehensive response to certain accusations hurled through the media at him and a colleague by former Namibian President Sam Nujoma and recently by President Lucas Hifikepunye Pohamba, the Reverend Festus Naholo now strikes back! Clearly disturbed by the said accusations, the Rev Naholo relates how he and a colleague, Nghiningilwandubo Kashume, played the decisive role in building up SWAPO Party’s business empire. Rev Naholo also exposes the hitherto less understood web of intricate SWAPO Party business connections as well as certain potentially corrupt and traitorous practices. These include the siphoning off of a £25 million mobile radio equipment belonging to the Namibian Government, which was supposedly sold to the DRC’ for only N$1 million; the sale for N$23 million a large portion of a 3.6 hectare land ‘donated’ to the Sam Nujoma Foundation by the Windhoek Municipality; the alienation of SWAPO Party immobile property in favor of certain senior SWAPO Party leaders; the persecution of the Ovakwanyama people and victimization of so-called hibernators as well as the traitorous collaboration by unnamed top SWAPO leaders against Namibia’s liberation struggle.
Date: Constitution Day, Tuesday, February 9 2010
TIME: 10H00
PLACE: Protea Hotel Fuerstenhof, 4 Dr. Frans Indongo Street, adjacent to Polytechnic of Namibia
In case of enquiries, please call Phil ya Nangoloh at Cell: 0811 299 886 or Steven Mvula at Cell: 0812 912 948
Published: Feb 05, 2010 - 08:41 AM
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