Faces Of Africa - Dr. Sam Nujoma: Love for the People

[@JayJay-lr5wm]

Sam Nujoma is a great leader, he's not flawless but I honor him for liberating my country

[@philipmabena8676]

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[@HelloWorld_88]

Wht do you mean he is not Flawless?

[@carolyngraham1407]

I had the honour of meeting him when I visited Namibia in 2005. The Marcus Garvey group from the University of the West Indies, Mona, Jamaica. We were there for a conference and I've got the photo to prove it! One Love Namibia from Jamaica!

[@guluvatrading1301]

PROVE IT

[@juvenaldasilva4688]

Great man! I saw him many time during the period he lived in Angola.,much love to Namibian people from Angola .

[@sugirajoseph7449]

This man has aged with grace! What a good history for the African continent! Namibia 🇳🇦 is our role model

[@estermbango3124]

Dr Sam Nujoma is our icon and Will never be forgotten long live our Founding Father.

[@kapundjamartine8817]

Oshi wambo his

[@davidconteh2530]

@@kapundjamartine8817 ll

[@ferdieortman6614]

What has nujoma done for this country Germans are still in control of our land swapo and its elite tyranny corrupt leaders has sold us to chinese

[@nathanngumi8467]

Samuel Nujoma is a true African hero!

[@DELTAFORCEful]

The great Dr. Sam Nujoma. One of the founding father of Organization of African Unity. I learned about him in GHC back in 90s in Kenya.

[@tulelastefanus7126]

Sam nuyom vedio

[@felixabayomiakanbaiyaniwur4169]

Father of Africa!!a true noble modest and exemplary leader!!

[@Ranawa1]

My respect to Dr, Sam Nujoma, This documentary has really put spark in my heart about the political history of Namibia.

[@de-sh109]

We should always appreciate, embrace and honour these founding fathers of our countries, they were not perfect but they sacrifised a lot for their nations. Thank you Sam Nuujoma, robert mugabe, julius nyerere, keneth kaunda and the likes

[@AbishaAdriel]

Include Jomo Kenyatta

[@juliethhouseofdesigns147]

I thank God he is still alive and I wish to meet him I have a lot to ask and learn God bless you sir.

[@jupiteryandje8678]

Same here

[@obynoomere1280]

As Africans, we must embrace and emulate the sacrifices great selfless men like Sam Nujoma made for our freedom.

[@fhweyulu5508]

Rest In Peace to the heroes and heroines who died fighting for our freedom... Their blood waters our freedom.

[@dquanj5122]

Amen brother. 🙏🏿

[@roba48]

Dr Sam Nujoma is still alive

[@ahmedsuleman7334]

Dr Sam Nujoma is MashAllah still alive

[@destinyschild.9103]

I am a Nigerian living in Spain watching with tears on my eyes. Africa story is so painful.

[@jamiewilliams685]

Please consider returning to Nigeria.

[@christiangnihatin1481]

We need this leader now.

[@dquanj5122]

Yes we do and not just in mother Africa.

[@johnaug6415]

Africa will rise 💪🏿

[@thomasmaxer60]

yes why not

[@avrillmorris6122]

Such great man,lots of respect to him and all the other fighters. God bless you all!

[@nembengegabriel9971]

The foundation on which my country’s stability was laid. Forever grateful 🇳🇦

[@janelayala2914]

I African founding fathers were full of wisdom, courage, love, unity, forgiveness.... name them.... Ohhh! How I wish their current sons and daughters could follow their founding fathers footsteps. Woyeee Africa, woyeee motherland! May God bless Africa, and may God bless its people.

[@bintacamara4221]

He is a good example a great leader,I wish most of our African leaders are like him.he worked hard for his people.he has the interest of his people at heart,he is not power hungry,he step down to give chance to others,May God bless him long life and good health!❤

[@ferdieortman6614]

Lies he is still in control of namibia the current head of state is just a mere cosmetic make up president

[@etienneplaatjies6891]

One of the most corrupt leaders africa has ever seen. He enriched himself and his family at the expense of the namibian people. He is a discrace. And due to his bad example corruption has thrived ever since. People have died for independence. Independence we still do not have today. As we are still dependant on south africa 🇿🇦 for everything, from food to electricity. The namibian people has become poorer since independence and the public services has drastically deteriorated.

[@bintacamara4221]

@@etienneplaatjies6891 I was just watching a documentary about Namibia about how Germans live and the huge plots of land they inherit from their ancestors,am speechless 🙊.the German man's land is huge.Germans are living a very comfortable life in namibia,one said she is more comfortable living in Namibia than in Germany don't know much about your present president,May God us with leaders that have the best interest of their people 🙏

[@etienneplaatjies6891]

@binta camara It is very true. Germans control most of the good land in namibia. Goverment is trying to buyt it back from them. But the prices is 5 to 10 times the market value that they are asking. No wonder Robert Mugabe to it back by force.

[@seniorgovtofficial544]

The Narrator must be very lucky...whenever you think of the true sons of the land, you'll always remember this voice

[@EbrimaOBah]

My great love and respect for Dr. Sam Nujoma for his struggle and love for his country and Africa. He is indeed like Kenneth Kaunda an ambassador of peace.

[@victoriatheofilus5941]

Long live Dr . Sem Nujoma long live father of founding my God bless you in the name of Jesus Amen.🙏🙏❤️❤️💋🌷🌷🌷🌷

[@mrsmomy5897]

If people can be renewed, I wish our Dr.Nuyoma can be young again and lead us. He introduced peace and reconciliation for races in Namibia. He implemented Agriculture Etunda irrigation scheme, the backbone of Namibian. He could do more then that, but time and age is not on our side. He is more then a leader. Viva Dr.Shafiishuna Sam Nuuyoma viva!!!

[@amaanbinauf1862]

The Africans who lived in the grip of the whites during the colonialism had a heart and determination that generations in Africa misses now. This people were determined to have what rightfully belongs to them no matter the situations. They were tortured but they never gave up. Even after Massacres. I still watch this stories in 2020 to give myself a glimpse of this beautiful stories

[@fransakooko2254]

Long live Dr Sam Shafishuna Nuuyoma long live Namibia - Africa Revolutionary

[@CollenSinyinda]

The founfing father" he is the great man he led this country correctly he letf the country working everthing was good" job' free education " namibian enjoyed when he was in power"

[@fe7264]

I love these documentaries. As a Sudanese person living in America, we are not taught about the struggles my African people faced in the motherland. I have a request. Can you please make a documentary on one of my personal heroes, Dr. John Garang 🇸🇸🇸🇩❤️

[@sawala2771]

Son of soil

[@drshytonagen2357]

stories of Africa always make me to cry

[@victorreal-gndeikonghola7578]

This Man deserves more credit.... long live Commander In Chief.

[@sowemoudu2755]

Africa had a painful story by the former imperialis but with the help of god and our great hero's we are able to call ourselves free today thanks to all of them.

[@nphipps9406]

a very pleasant leader with a beautiful smile

[@AbishaAdriel]

This makes me love Namibia, I see lots of Similarities with Kenya my Country

[@GrumpyTinashe]

Kenneth Kaunda, Samora Machel, Julius Nyerere, Jose dos Santos, Robert Mugabe, Oliver Tambo, Sam Mukoma and others I left out. The founding father's of Southern Africa. We love you all.. Salute

[@martybolonha]

@gritt orisen true...

[@seciliaseibeb3344]

Sam Nujoma

[@galengakane6612]

Seretse Khama

[@dhakomodherooherokoko6037]

Don't even mention jomoh Kenyatta, he was a beast

[@blessingbikinya3373]

you love mugabe think again dear

[@blessingbikinya3373]

unselfish you are with all you did ..you a GREAT MAN sir

[@esahm373]

Nujoma had so much "love for the people" that he sent young PLAN cadres barefoot and ill-equipped into their certain death in the hands of ruthless Koevoet death squads. And instead of allowing prosecution of the perpetrators after he came to power, he essentially granted them blanket amnesty.

[@fhweyulu5508]

Another correction, President Sam Nuujoma became president on 21 March 1990, was re-elected as president until 2005 (he ruled 15 years, not 10) where he decided to step down and handover power to former president and Mo Ibrahim Prize winner Dr. Hifikepunye Pohamba.

[@chikuyeye6969]

Wonderful information so far I love it

[@B1-Namibian]

Fact: He has a natural smiling look even when he is not smiling, he looks so. Turned 95 years old May 2024.

[@abshir2010]

Now it is the best time to learn History directly from the source, in the past there was no youtube, we were just taught from books at school, but today we can watch them and listen to them. The lessons we learn must be ONE UNITED HUMAN RACE who don't repeat the same mistakes of the past but make our world a better place for all of us as humans who live together with dignity, honour and respect on Earth as our planet and home for all of us.

[@gediosman6055]

this country is beautiful.

[@mayimonampanzo492]

Father of Africa a good exemple to folow

[@mmewapino6629]

I hope although he Dr Sam Nujoma's spirit and ideology still lives on for the struggle is far from over for Azania.. Allutta Continua

[@festuspendaasino2010]

Sam is alive and well

[@pedroxmk4379]

No better country in Africa better than Namibia.

[@proudmashilwane4301]

like Sam Nujoma like Nelson Mandela❤❤❤

[@mwanykange]

THEY DESERVE RESPECT FOR THEIR CONTRIBUTION

[@Diwana71]

Thanks CGTN for this great documentary .🙏🙏🙏

[@johannaniita3790]

Dr. Sam Nujoma is the father of nation is the former president of namibia.DR Before leave was womb mother my god know you the Leader of the Nation namibia. Dr . Sam Nujoma my soul finds my hand in god alone, my salvation comes from him. He shall never be shaken, O, god cover my Dr. Sam Nujoma .O,Gog protection DR. Sam Nujoma .wish wish long live.

[@supercitizen2021]

I love the revolutionary spirit of the Namibian people. It was the same spirit that South Sudan won their Independence under the wise guidance of Dr. John Garang de Mabior (RIP). #DrJohnGarang

[@stanelymuthomi8542]

I love this guy,I learned about him in GHC class 5

[@SerialChiller1000]

Long live the memories of those who fought and died in The Border War. SADF, SWAPO and PLAN. Apartheid was disgusting. Those who fought for Pretoria were better men then Vorster, Botha and perhaps, De Klerk. President Nujoma is a hero, as are all who fought for SWAPO and in the PLAN.

[@jerrysmall802]

She was a SPY, for WS

[@luckymonau7426]

How impressive, I can't believe he stepped down without being pushed. Hope our African leaders can emulate and do the same thing rather than clinging to power all their lives

[@atiroyom7033]

I met him at the copperbelt University in 2014 when he was given honoury doctorate

[@kwamedarkwah74]

Thank you His EXCELLENCY.GOD BLESS AFRICA

[@tulifranz9336]

WE APPRECIATE YOU FATHER OF THE NATION?

[@pnoa10]

Love this ❤️🇳🇦

[@kwaleikafa9400]

Great man!

[@kennethndiraya8015]

Good leadership there

[@pablogogs1614]

Great revolutionary true patriot

[@multifaceteddoall]

I am watching all the series on African first presidents and he is the only first president not to fight over power.

[@TomyKlauss]

Mandela also transfered power voluntarily. Actually Nujoma changed the constitution so he could stay longer, something Mandela didn't do.

[@multifaceteddoall]

@@TomyKlauss The constitution of Namibia was changed to allow Nujoma to run for a third five-year term in 1999; this was justified on the grounds that he had not been directly elected for his first term, and the change applied only to Nujoma. He won the 1999 election with 76.8% of the vote. The constitution did not allow Nujoma to run in November 2004 for a fourth term, and there was not much enthusiasm even within SWAPO to change it again. Source: Wikipedia.

[@multifaceteddoall]

@@TomyKlauss You are right Mandela did not fight to stay in power, but Mandela did not come to power like most of Africans first president.

[@wilmotkunneyjr.5346]

Respect ✊🏿

[@tulifranz9336]

Correction , not vulvas bay, but Walvis bay. Those who give this video thumbs down must be soulless. What is been narrated here is the truth.

[@JohnDoe-gx7rn]

Tuli Franz , THANK YOU.

[@bellabarrie886]

Am sure it’s the so called whites in Namibia, they will naver love you my people

[@MageziMaluleke-y4t]

Rest in peace and pass my regards to Andimba Herman Toivo ja Toivo. Vivaaaa!!!!!

[@enochbengabrieljihadshabaz6654]

Backwards never Forwards ever! From this wicked Babylon corporate belly of the beast United States who had to honor to actually see the Alkebulon brother Dr. Nujoma who gave a presentation at the Riverside Church uptown in the borough of Manhattan in edification regarding the sister Republic of Namibia along with the rest of the Mother Continent so much admiration respect in representation to the sister Antillean island of Grenada. Backwards never Forwards ever!😅😅😅😅

[@nayinayi1]

Story of Africa is painful....

[@paulfriebe1824]

WE, the Africans are rewriting our own history and our story,... It is gonna be good

[@ahmadahmed214]

Remember we Africans were set back 2 millions years.

[@janet.oboutte1349]

@@ahmadahmed214 African people will always be set back Because they are their own worst Enemy Victim blamein Self hatred

[@ahmadahmed214]

@@janet.oboutte1349 Always set back cause of " victim blamein" really ? Do you know real history?

[@fhweyulu5508]

@@janet.oboutte1349 Fuck out of here

[@andrewjohnfredkloppers219]

We shall never forget forward ever backward never We salute and love you forever

[@arthurgukutu7864]

ever smiling

[@shimanenisantos1966]

I really love this its the best app i ever seen.

[@kalapwe489]

Not alot of proper reseach was put into this documentary, But what can we as namibians expect whn someone else is telling our story. Thank you for the effort though.

[@JohnDoe-gx7rn]

Respect, Roderivk

[@mribrahimjaiteh3376]

Indeed a caterstrophic loss for Africa and the world at large.

[@lucasuugwanga826]

Cassinga was not in Zambia but in Angola and it happened on the 4th of May 1978... Get your facts straight

[@iyke4566]

Two extremes at 19:01 - 19:05 ....De Klerk must have been boiling inside, funny how he has not been arraigned by the so called ICJ

[@xolanin]

Much respect to this icon.

[@omeyiin1626]

A real African hero!

[@pedroxmk4379]

I love Namibia

[@SydneyMusipiliMutelo]

Amen, Long Live Dr Sam S. Nujoma, my Hero

[@mayimonampanzo492]

Sam Nujoma a real nationalist

[@kobusg7460]

RIP (Retire in Peace) Sam Nujoma. You have my respect.

[@namutenyaiileka6062]

HE IS STILL ALIVE

[@daltonnamibia9996]

owakolwa?

[@godisforallnevergiveup9245]

Mr Sam Nujoma is still alive he even gave speech on the Funeral of the late Robert Mugabe

[@TheAvoca1989]

You have to be a wizard who wishes good people dead!

[@JayJay-lr5wm]

He's very much alive

[@witlockkamatoto3432]

Our leader

[@smmihamnyela3787]

Longlive cde president, Yelula epandela ola Namibia!!

[@thabaningwenya6589]

All Africans countries went through this...... " Katutura - place we do not want to live " When blacks were moved from Sophia town they called (so where too ) no soweto....

[@zikode9970]

Long live Preside Nujoma

[@takauyamurengwa1250]

This is one revolutionary i feel we dont give his rightful mention and respect. most of his contemporaries we celebrate eg Mugabe, nkruma, turned out to be despots,,,

[@sugarjumper45]

WOAH WOAH, Mugabe was definitely a despot, but Nkrumah? im gonna need an explanation on that one.

[@moliabangou7309]

& europeans got the gut to call africa poor when it is africa which make them rich. I wonder how europe would be without africa?

[@puffiey21]

Heros never died god blessed Africains

[@sulaimankse4701]

What a man!

[@seniorgovtofficial544]

What could make a human be so cruel? Shedding innocent blood to satisfy their selfish ambitions?

[@NoName-pc7et]

Demons!!...Those that inflict suffering on others are of the Devil,...Belzebob!!...Devils in Human form.

[@mugumesolomon4698]

Support KCH project

[@ailahaufiku8787]

One nation one Namibia 🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦🇳🇦

[@demetriusjonas7179]

long live Founding father

[@craigbritz1684]

When i was in SWA/Angola with the SADF , as a running army song we used to sing ' I wanna go to ole Angola, I wanna kill that Sam Nujoma......" loved it, good memories .

[@esahm373]

Thanks for exposing the vile, atrocious and violent mentality of apartheid settlers to the civilised world!

[@kasangamoses8877]

Top three parliament list for Gaingob

[@HelloWorld_88]

Correction: Cassinga is the Namibian boader with Angola, not Zambia

[@robinlustig3669]

I was at elementary school when this man became a president.

[@bills1967]

Could you do a video on Siad Barre.

[@chadwickosare5527]

Ajua kare itugo nyaka Namibia?

[@ndapanda2480]

My beloved tatekulu✊

[@queeniwearth]

Dr. Nujoma resembles Black Thought, head emcee of The Roots. Well, BT resembles Doctor.

[@joelheita1519]

Keenhana

[@asanteamutse8211]

Wasnt Nelson released after Namibias Independence? 18:44

[@shippila]

Mandela was released from prison on 11 Feb 1990

[@lettahhilarious2853]

Pamhepo otuli pamwe itatu gandjapo elelo lo SWAPO yetweni amwameme ongashi kwali hatu imbeni pamwe atuti yamwameme se itukemudhimbwa yamwameme ohatukemu dhilaadhila yamwameme ohatu kemuyalula osigo osigo ooluhupe opotuli novakulunhu vetu otweva inekela novaholimbili ookuumeketu otulipamwe navo eee kutuwete nee payife ovetran yetu oyili mumwe no difencer yoshilongo ooluhupe tugalikaneni pamwe tulyeni iiyimati twa manguluka tuna omwenyo sigo omushiti oteya ina tukwatwiiko kaasheki naatondi yelelo lyo SWAPO nokatongo natu igidheni down down se tula nduleni omusinda gwatulwapo kutatekulu Nuuyoma naaholi yombili Africa aakwetu mongonga hangano yaa frika nayikalepo opo tukale atu angakanene ovateyipo vomalelo giigwana twiimbeni pamwe eyimbilo twali hatu imbeni halitii Africa leetu hayiyaa hayiya hayiyaa naliihangane haiyaahayiya omulilo ogwa temwa hayiyaa hayiya hayiyaa itagudhimi hayiyaahayihaa iyaloo ondemu saluta !!!

[@markpaul7733]

When is this program aired on @CGTN ?

[@joesyoung6461]

The boers left one thing though, Rugby