Kameeta urges Namibians to live Geingob's 'One Namibia, One Nation' vision
Bishop Zephania Kameeta has urged Namibians to embody the late President Hage Geingob's 'One Namibia, One Nation' vision as a daily practice rather than a political slogan. The call emphasizes unity, inclusion, and social responsibility as essential components of national identity.
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The message addresses the challenges of political polarization and the need for social cohesion in post-colonial nation-building.
BISHOP Zephania Kameeta has called on Namibians to make the late President Hage Geingob’s vision of “One Namibia, One Nation” a daily reality rather than a political slogan, saying unity should guide how citizens live, work and treat one another.
Kameeta made the remarks during the inaugural Town Hall Conversation held at the Peter Nyarango Auditorium on the University of Namibia’s Hage Geingob Campus to commemorate what would have been the late president’s 85th birthday.
The event reflected on Geingob’s contributions to governance, leadership and nation-building.
Responding to a question on the origins of the “One Namibia, One Nation” concept, Kameeta said the principle was rooted in Namibia’s liberation struggle and was intended to unite all Namibians regardless of political affiliation.
“This concept came to life because that was the foundation of the whole liberation struggle,” he said.
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