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Windhoek Gymnasium learners share their messages of condolence for the late president Hage G. Geingob.
Laina Kalumbu

I am deeply saddened to hear about the passing of president Hage Geingob. His leadership and dedication to the people of Namibia have left an indelible mark on the nation and beyond. The impact he has had on the youth and Namibia's education system is truly immeasurable.

His Excellency inspired the youth to become pioneers. He supported curriculum reforms to modernise and improve the quality of education in Namibia.



Zacheo Van Vuuren

President Geingob will be remembered for his slogans, such as the unified Namibian House, and his drive to install systems, processes and institutions. He was truly one of the greatest leaders Africa has ever seen and his legacy will live on.

And, as good leaders do, he thrived in the face of adversity. Moreover, during his second term in office, we saw prosperity dawn on the horizon with the discovery of oil off the Namibian coast and the green hydrogen developments.



Milano Gogol

The late president served as a forward-thinking leader – a leader who never let his people down and who worked tirelessly to improve the state of this country.

His Excellency was indeed a true freedom fighter and a true role model for countless Namibians.

President Geingob will forever be a symbol of hope – hope for a better and even brighter future for our nation.



Twapwa Hangula

It is with a heavy heart that I stand here to express our deepest condolences to you, his colleagues, extended family, and any other individual who knew our former beloved president.

We mourn the departure of a pan-Africanist, a visionary. A leader who played a vital role in achieving the independence of our beloved nation.

We remember him as this tireless figure who would embark on a journey to achieve remarkable success.



Twapewa Negumbo

His Excellency’s policies focused on improving infrastructure, increasing teacher training and retention, and expanding access to educational resources. President Geingob's legacy will endure because of his transformative leadership. His passing leaves a void not only in Namibia but also in the global community, where his wisdom and diplomacy were revered.

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Allgemeine Zeitung 2024-11-22

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