Namibia/Walvis Bay - Namibia Reclaims Walvis Bay

(1 Mar 1994) Fireworks and torches lit the sky as Walvis Bay became Namibian at
midnight on Monday (28/2), following 74 years of South African
rule and four years of diplomatic wrangling over the strategic
port.
SHOWS:
WALVIS BAY, NAMIBIA, 1/3
ws stadium packed with namibians
Namibia's President Sam Nujoma natsot welcoming guests
cutaway invited international leaders
cutaway zimbabwe president robert mugabe
flag bearers arriving
south african flag being lowered
world 200 metre champion frankie fredericks bearing torch
cutaway crowd
delegates at podium
cu south african flag being lowered
cu frankie fredericks (namibian olympic sprinter)
nambibian flag being hoisted
fredericks lighting torch
fireworks
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[@felixfonalledas893]

It will be an excellent idea to have the complete video of the return of Walvis Bay to Namibia. I Hope TH-cam someday has this available. Thanks for your attention!

[@VideosEducativos2000YT]

Awesome

[@happydays5218]

Well done Namibia

[@svetlena-crazygirl2698]

Walvis bay was a settlement of prussians for their way to India in 1607 which lasted till 1608.Which is not mentioned anywhere in history eventually it came under other country administration
Prussia controlled a small town in Ghana too

[@kashexdotheydonofear4233]

Omake ku Tata Sama Nj

[@paullavelle8892]

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