Namibians are encouraged to honor the exemplary legacy of anti-colonial leader Chief Hosea Kutako with the inauguration of the Memorial Museum and Homestead Shrine at Toasis Village.
The Presidency has announced that the Memorial Museum and Homestead Shrine will be unveiled on November 8th.
The continued effects of the 1904 Genocide, which saw the displacement of many OvaHerero people, were highlighted at the Chief Hosea Kutako and Otjiserandu Tjongeama commemorations with descendants from Botswana, Canada, and the US.
The community of Omaheke said it has lost a family man, Absai Uetuesapi Mungendje, who always advocated for peace among his people.
Mungendje aged 99 died last week.
The traditional priest was residing at Toasis, at the homestead of the late Hosea Kutako in the Aminuis Constituency.
President Hage Geingob is happy with the progress made in the construction of the Chief Hosea Kutako Memorial Museum and Homestead Shrine in the Omaheke Region.
The construction of the Memorial Museum and Homestead Shrine commenced last year.
Prime Minister Sara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says Chief Hosea Kutako was a national hero who didn't only think of his tribe but reached out to other communities.
