PIONEERS OF THE NAMIBIAN BORDER WAR (PART 2) | DOCUMENTARY

“PIONEERS OF THE NAMIBIAN BORDER WAR”
During the 1960s most African countries had gained independence except for Namibia. Geographically, Namibia is made up of savannah, dry scrubland, as well as the Kalahari and the Namib Deserts.
Namibia was then known as South West Africa a territory under South African administration from 1915 to 1990, after which it became modern-day Namibia.
The South African Apartheid regime believed that by holding onto Namibia, the guerrilla war in Angola would be kept further away from South Africa. South African apartheid laws were extended to Namibia and prevented black Namibians from having any political rights, as well as restricted social and economic freedoms.
In 1990, South West Africa was granted independence as the Republic of Namibia except for Walvis Bay and the Penguin Islands, which continued to remain under South African rule until 1994.
Rahimisa Ua Kahimise
Joas Juulume Iipinge
Nghialasha Elisa Elia Haulyondjaba
Rodger Mwaanga Mushimbwa
John Amapindi
These are some of the pioneers of the Namibian northern border war which provoked the liberation war for independence.
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[@lysiasshoopalajohannes3451]

Need further research on Brandberg Mountain, something might be found

[@danneydenzilddndimu3704]

Painful the last part make me shed tears, their blood wash our freedom indeed. Salute to the fallen gallant, heroes... 🙏🙏🙏

[@uniteekandjo9454]

Hahahaha...Tatekulu Amapindi finished me by his narrative...he really drew a pictorial view of the episode.

[@uniteekandjo9454]

Hahahahaha...yet again Tatekulu Haulyondjaba also added his voice to the occasion. His is pain really at the people who were mashacre at Ondangwa airfield.

[@charlottekandalimpingana4045]

Could it be the Tate Nakawa, who had a shop in Omuntele?

[@user-mn4wm7wx1c]

I salute you my parents! For sure you are bravery! You set us free, and we are free indeed❤❤❤

[@andreashausiku9509]

Where is David lyangurungunda documentary

[@shavukadavid9062]

This is the most stupid, disrespecting and narrating way of showcasing something ever made ,how do you make these elders speaks a language they are not competent in ,rather let them express themselves fully and thorough in their own language and translate we barely got what they said and really we could tell they wanna open up... very immature and foolish manner of how you time and communicate with the audience..

[@emviereloaded3818]

Boy u must be deff, immature millennial. We know itula is you hero, Go n make a documentary about Itula and narrate it better then, thats if he even have a history. Stup1d 1diot!

[@DavidNfila]

I think they were made to speak English so that the whole world must know the horrors committed by the Boers. I am in Botswana but now I have known that there are some war crimes which need investigation. This is a clear war crime!! Committed when the war was coming to an end! SADC Chapter of Human Rights must see to it that the remains of these people must be buried with dignity.