President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has encouraged Namibians, and genocide-affected communities in particular, to embrace Genocide Remembrance Day in full and to acknowledge its foundation as laid in the common grounds found on Namibia's Joint Declaration with Germany.
As Namibia prepares to mark its first-ever Genocide Remembrance Day, Okakarara Constituency Councillor Ramana Mutjavikua is calling on the nation to reflect on the past and foster unity.
A group of genocide victims' descendants from the !Gai||naxas area in the Berseba Constituency has arrived in Windhoek ahead of Namibia’s first official Genocide Remembrance Day, set for May 28.
As Namibia approaches Genocide Remembrance Day on 28 May, former SWANU President and retired Member of Parliament Usutuaije Maamberua reflects on the roots of the historic day.
He first tabled the motion in 2016.
Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofulus, says various regional governors have begun preparations for the Genocide Remembrance Day to ensure the participation of citizens from across the country.
Theofelus gave an update during the seventh Cabinet briefing today.
The Team Leader and Representative of the Genocide-Affected Communities at the Negotiation Table, Charles Eiseb, has called on all Namibians to take ownership and partake in the maiden Genocide Remembrance Day commemoration on May 28.
The Minister of Information and Communication Technology, Emma Theofelus, has announced that Cabinet has resolved to proclaim May 28 as Genocide Remembrance Day.
