Swapo does not value black lives

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Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila during her visit to the southern regions of Namibia, told traditional leaders that the negotiations for reparations are not complete, and urges them to step up and get involved in the process. The government has in the past been criticised for going ahead on their own without the involvement of the affected communities. Brian Black, National Chairperson of the Independent Patriots for Change says to In the Newsroom that the German government does not value black lives as much as they value white lives.

15 Nov 2022 9PM English Namibia News

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