Namibia: Namibian Government donates land to Botswana

President Hage Geingob revealed that the Namibian government has donated a piece of land at the port of Walvis Bay to Botswana to construct a dry port facility and make that country sea-linked. He added that the donation was not only a gesture of goodwill, but also meant to facilitate the import and export of goods and services. In addition, Geingob said Botswana and Namibia would sign a bilateral agreement for the establishment of a one-stop border post at the Mamuno-Trans-Kalahari border post.

Президент Хаге Гейнгоб сообщил, что правительство Намибии пожертвовало участок земли в порту Валфиш Бэй Ботсване для строительства сухого порта и обеспечения морского сообщения этой страны. Он добавил, что пожертвование было не только жестом доброй воли, но и предназначено для облегчения импорта и экспорта товаров и услуг. Кроме того, Гейнгоб заявил, что Ботсвана и Намибия подпишут двустороннее соглашение о создании единого пограничного поста на пограничном посту Мамуно-Транс-Калахари между двумя странами.

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Namibia: Geingob about whites

Swapo president Hage Geingob says he has noted with concern a trend in which white Namibians have been registering themselves “in big numbers” to vote in the upcoming regional and local elections next month.

Geingob charged these people “declared war” against the ruling party and want to vote for “anything else but Swapo”.

This was despite Swapo making sure that white people enjoy peace, unity and comfort for “all this time”.

“I have never seen it that way, and they said anything else but Swapo”, he said about the numbers of white voters registering for the elections.

“I have noted that and I will not forget that. People are declaring war against Swapo. Swapo who made them enjoy peace and unity, enjoy their comforts. The comforts they have enjoyed all this time and you declare war against Swapo. I heard you,” Geingob said.

The president made the remarks in Windhoek when he launched Swapo's campaign for the regional council and local authority elections scheduled for 25 November.