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“When the history of any free nation is written people remember those who defended their country and not who collaborated with the enemy,” reiterated Founding President Cde. Sam Nujoma at the heroes’ day commemoration on 26 August 2009 at Omugulu-gwombashe.
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In THE SPOTLIGHT this time is: The Press Conference, addressed by Cde. Lazarus Shiimi [Gazza], Ambassador of the Ministry of Education and Namibian artist, on 20th February 2010 at OKAHANDJA, OTJOZONDJUPA REGION

Here on our continent there is a saying that “it takes a village to raise a child”, I want to paraphrase it that “it takes the whole country to educate a child”. Truly, education is a fountain of knowledge. Education is also based on harnessing one’s talent and creativity. This is why our Government has since independence allocated the largest budget to education. Since independence we have trained many young Namibians as teachers, nurses, doctors and scientists etc, but we still have a long way to go. I appeal to the SWAPO Party Youth League (SPYL) to continue advocating for more assistance to be given to education. If the youth are the future leaders of tomorrow, then every effort must be made to empower them equally, the poor and the rich. It is well known that rural schools are not fully equipped as compared to urban schools. This disparity creates the impression amongst some of our youth in rural areas to think that the only better life is in the city and not in the rural areas and thus they come to Zula for survival in the city, as we say in music.
In this regard, I think music is culture and music is arts, but music is also politics and a medium of education and communication. As an Ambassador of the Ministry of Education, I have gone throughout the country and visited several schools. At every level, I have met young people who are eager and thirsty for knowledge and yearning for quality education. There are many who want to be like Gazza and there...
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Monday, 22th February 2010, 15:48:22
The Press Conference, addressed by Cde. Martin Morocky [The Dogg], Namibian artist, on 20th February 2010 at OKAHANDJA, OTJOZONDJUPA REGION

I am happy to be invited to attend the official opening of the Central Committee meeting of the SWAPO Party Youth League (SPYL) here in the garden town of Okahandja. I am not a politician, I am a musician. As a musician, I am in touch with the public and especially the young people. Through my music, I convey their aspirations, dreams and goals. And Politicians are responsible for translating these aspirations, dreams and goals into a reality through the SWAPO Party Election Manifesto. I agree therefore with the SWAPO Party Youth League’s concept of “Poli-tainment”, in other words, combining “Politics and Entertainment”. That is to say there is no contradiction between music and politics. The SWAPO Party Youth League advocated for Politainment during the 2004 and 2009 Presidential and National Assembly elections respectively. The result has been a resounding victory of more than 2/3 majority for the SWAPO Party Presidential Candidate and Parliamentary...
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Monday, 22nd February 2010, 15:50:01
Previously on The SPOTLIGHT
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Statement by Cde. Iivula-Ithana at the star rally in Okahandja
The Press Conference 21st January 2010
The Press Conference 6th January 2010
Press Conference - 30th December 2009
Political Clowns Vs. SWAPO Party
2009 Namibia Presidential and NA Elections Results, the Masses have spoken.
Presidential and National Assembly Elections
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2010-03-10, 15:54:22
Posted by: Cde Kanamutenya,Whk
I think the ruling of the High Court must be taken serious, and if there is any case, I think the opposition must pay what they due, because this is democracy, there is no mercy, let them pay first and make sure even during the submission of their appeal which I understood had been lodged in should pay as per legal law, there is no way that the issue should be compromise, how ever so much negative comments in the Namibian news papers, and I asked is this nod contempt of Court? It means oppositions are not respect the judiciary or what? When the decision was made on Labor issue many were vocals, and even commentators with contempt of court while now you have negative comments been published in the same news paper why? Where is the judiciary commission then?
2010-03-10, 10:01:53
Posted by: Kamtutsi Ka Simon
Truly as written in the scripture, a tree is known by its fruits. Dr. Shejavali is now showing his true fruits. He is no longer Dr. Abisai Sheyavali we knew since 1978, but has become Dr. Shejavali not knowing when to speak and what to say. He resembles the Biblical Saul, who was anointed first King of Israel, but as part of human nature, he wavered and God was not pleased with wavering. The God opted for David and one day when they were returning from the battle with the Philistines, they were met by Israeli women singing "Saul has killed his thousands and David his ten thousands”. What happened after, Saul started throwing Javelins at David. Should we assumed that the Rev. Dr. Shejavali has Saul syndrome and what he is doing now is throwing javelins at SWAPO because the people of Namibia are singing in praise of SWAPO and not the party supported by Dr. Shejavali. In fact he appears to the spokesperson of RDP. Jeremiah Nambinga take note your job is about to be taken over by the Pastor, perhaps your colleagues have lost faith in you and are now turning to the Pastor to appeal to the emotions by taking a leaf from Nyamu’s text book of hate. Can a man of God refer to a fellow human created in the same image of God in derogatory phrases like “Omusati Clique”?
2010-03-10, 09:15:50
Posted by: Kamtutsi Ka Simon
I submitted something on Shejavali why was it not posted? Okay I will submit another to see if you will post it.
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