Omakoma e Uya

A show of the Namibian People's Liberation Army returning from exile to Namibia. High officials in the Force are interviewed and weapons are named as they pass in the procession.
Camera: George Shikongo
Sound: Penda Namuhuya & Angula Amulungu
Editing: Steve Felton
Narration: Felix Kamwi
Music: PLAN Mechanised Brigade
Director: Penda Namuhuya
New Dawn Video 1990
Note: Intended For Educational Purposes Only. For bibliographic information, see projects.leadr.msu.edu/namibia
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[@esterselia662]

Who ever is proud of our heroes please gather here😢

[@polar1632]

I wasn't born yet when this was born... I'm proud to enjoy the freedom I do today because of these heroes... I will forever be grateful 🇳🇦🇳🇦

[@mrNambinga2010]

this is what i always wanted to see....my uncle had cassettes recordings of these songs and when i was young with my brothers and sisters, we used to listen to these songs and now i don't even know they are(( i miss these song sooo much. thank you so much for all these. please upload more songs. thanks again.

[@rauhanikodemus6602]

they are just too nice, even thou i was not born by then. my dad sings to them thou. nice nice.

[@ndiwakalungamw9687]

I remember that time my biological sister and other girls from the se village, called onambome,okalongo,they sister and others decide to go to Angola, so that they can belong freedom in our mother land.that time I was very young and I was thought ,my sister wll no longer com back,but by the grace of the Lord my sister come and others comrades with our freedom.long live plan fighters long live our former president Shafiishuna Nuuyoma!we love you!

[@rauhanikodemus6602]

;-)

[@gracependa891]

whenever listening those songs I cried because I think of my uncle who went for the struggle but he did not come back up to this point....

[@veikohishivimbwa4382]

H

[@glassyshaanika1389]

You and I 😭

[@apostleesrael8914]

Sorry for that

[@Ify248]

Their blood waters our freedom!!Thank you for your sacrifices comrades🙏🙏🙏

[@josephnakale7343]

This man with his white supremacist hanger over here just need to go he'll. We are happy in Namibia.

[@shafahailonga1335]

Opena oproblema Paife ko vakwanyama ova Angola.inamuhala okutupa oufemba shashi twatauka ko Angola Medina loita Mala paife otwaninga ova Angola.ondina 30 fees paife.otashiti shakela,e kishi liundumuke likulyepo.tupeni oufemba she ovakwanyama tweya Medina loita.otwaloloka okuningwa nai tuvakwanyama.otuna novatekulu.otwemuxupifa male NDE iyamututake.Medina Lange o Tate shafa.ohailombwele Mr presidende Geingobe,ngashi ovakwaita vaye vahalukila meumbo.onkwanyama wokombuba.otwalweni pamwe,Paife otuna ovatekulu mo Namibia ndele katuna oufemba.0816882519 Tukwafeleni vaholike.otwalulilwa.

[@fizzywarrior2483]

Namibia is enjoying peace and r really enjoying their resources, support from South Africa

[@babalanden8922]

No we're not

[@ndinelaonangulanevela8667]

it's was not easy to getting this independence of the Republic of Namibia and my tears a not stopped as a Namibian straggle kids , I crying course I remember something that's was moving that time I was older and I lost my father his dead 1980 that year i am born.

[@rairapvenatius9896]

This day was Happy occasion to the people of Namibia

[@sheehamapetrus6246]

too bad i was too young to join PLAN with my brothers n sister to fight for the our mother land. thanks to you all who've contributed every bit. i salute you

[@josephnakale7343]

Sheehama rather say you were lucky cs you were too young. It was a hell out there. Ask some of us. The sound of Allouette helicopter makes want to sink in the sand.

[@counterpoint751]

@@josephnakale7343 Hello Joseph, respect to you. I was on the other side. Have a great life.

[@erastuswalter2286]

@Counterpoint...I feel pity for your Generation. Young man made to kill each other for the gain of politicians

[@VALDIGNE]

@@counterpoint751 were you a Koevoet ?

[@akragas4394]

you should be grateful that you didn't have to fight as most South Africa border war veterans are suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder and as a consequence of that a many former soldiers from both side are heavily addicted to alcohol and drugs.

[@tkabel734]

I am Namibian with solid heart. my heart has been melting. everything I search swapo veteran videos but nothing was available. hence the veteran HH depart the resources , videos, pictures and more information was uploaded. independence or death we will win

[@sahalmohamed3477]

I am from Somalia, i got to remember how we had strong army before Civil War that could crush every Force in the Continent....... kzbin.info/www/bejne/pYrCfIOZj86SqKM

[@sylvestershikwambi2788]

Happy Heroes Day Namibia(2024)

[@eliakimshilumbu9735]

OUR Fellow Combatants of PLAN!!!..WE CAME TO WELCOME THEM AT OSHIKANGO BORDER BETWEEN NAMIBIA AND ANGOLA !!

[@naangoalbertina3759]

One Namibian one nation

[@nampaasitaa5092]

Their blood waters our freedom.thank you for your services comrades,our brothers, sister,mothers, fathers!!!!!! We will never forget. We salute you! Fimaneka nuuyoma tanga Sam!!!!

[@pieterwillembotha6719]

I hope your prepared for even more watering by your ilk. 😉

[@nakalefillemon9504]

I was too joung 5 years by that time and remembering every thing that happen more specially in the 1988 were by there was a gun shoot on the boarder of NAmibia and Angola on every day of the morning this davelop. A felling of loving my country and we were use to sing rebelation song all over the nights. This wa at Eengwena okalongo, in the mobilization of meme Nakale albertina well known Namea, and Tate Nambili by that time. Long live the republic of Namibia!!

[@erastuswalter2286]

It always brings tears down my cheeks when I look at this guys! How on earth did they do it? The enemy was formidable and well equipped but to tell you the truth. They did it, though their corpse's were paraded to instill fear in the young man...it failed, it made them even more determined!!! I really hope that, that was that... And never more shall the young man have to die..this guys were a special breed, and while the Whites thought they were killing pigs...this mother's sent sons and daughters for a purpose! Now look at where we are. An example to the whole of Africa that, the violence was only necessary to free us from the white man... now that we are free, we work. White South Africa was mistaken. Namibia cannot be conquered. If they stayed in South Africa, maybe it would have been better...but their downfall was when they crossed the orange river!!

[@jupiteryandje8678]

Epic comment. My very father, was a freedom fighter...he was my age when he was in battle with these white colonial motherfuckers...and even though the odds were against him and his company.....he managed to fight and escape with his life and no physical injuries. Glory to their bravey...and aluta must continua

[@pieterwillembotha6719]

The accomplished it via Soviet-backing and the UN.

[@segigi5733]

@@pieterwillembotha6719 it does not matter but their determination, perseverance, and bravery is all we applaud.

[@pieterwillembotha6719]

@@segigi5733 despite so many of them killed or running around with oil leaks.

[@andrewdutoit9571]

@@jupiteryandje8678 Go read genuine history and don't listen to propaganda.

[@chuckynorres8470]

It was not easy to get the independence but our heroes they did it I salute you.

[@bobbye.wright4424]

Whites still control the economy the resources and most of the good land namibia is not free

[@silvanussilvanus7461]

let those who don't know, know that the struggle was not easy

[@johannesaushona394]

But who fought for this independence we have they are struggling to survive.

[@paulopaulito9502]

O segredo da Sewapo, disciplina e humildade...

[@Nghilifa]

These brave soldiers laid the foundation, now it is up to US to FINISH the job!

[@frannieswannie6046]

what job?

[@heinrichshiyaka2182]

A historical moment. Triggers my inner solidarity for fellow comrades.

[@suomaiipinge1316]

long live namibia

[@babyboynghede6545]

Suoma Iipingel

[@hangulalamek2950]

our beloved land, freedom cost life for namibian

[@jstinvestment5769]

Hage has come a long way in leadership, he knows well.

[@jazzymshambe7149]

I can spot my brother thee, thanks Almighty, although things turn around now

[@tatesimon97556]

when am listen and watching kind of videos like this" Tear's are just rolling from my eyes!!

[@bobbye.wright4424]

They should be rolling down your cheeks because namibia still isnt free

[@BillionaireMafiaNamibia]

Thank you for this beautiful piece of our history

[@arhamnefungo7543]

And today under his leadership Namibians are suffering. corruption is on higher level.... we don't need him

[@maserekajoshua5311]

Comrades am a Ugandan interested in the history of Namibia, the songs looks to be good ,kindly our brothers in Namibia interpret the songs for us

[@josephnakale7343]

Here some of tye words they are singing saying let us remember those who have left in the liberation struggle. And they are mentioning some places where fighters had died such Cassinga in Angola and are also mentioning some mountains where fighting took place. Just by short.

[@josephnakale7343]

This was the day when fighters returned home from exile, soon after first democratic election that took place in 1989.This was early 1990 and these were soldiers who were left behind to look after tye equipment to bring them home.Another song they are just greeting the Namibian nation through song.

[@maserekajoshua5311]

​@@josephnakale7343thanks Joseph I can now understand Long SWapo I will one time visit Namibia

[@josephnakale7343]

@@maserekajoshua5311 You are welcome brother. Let me promise good hospitality to you in advance.

[@iran747]

There was no honour and valour within the ranks of this illiterate group of criminal bandits.

[@fillemonnaftalikgmailcmcha2153]

This people we have to thank them. They have been successful and bring peace in our country.

[@gabrielshikongo9437]

The man singing at the end is my uncle

[@Nghilifa]

+Gabriel Shikongo Send him my thanks for his service!

[@darylewebb2729]

LONG LIVE NAMIBIA.. AND HER PEOPLE.!!!

[@sharkbot25]

thats cool man!

[@Mpakati-0311]

I really need this song bro so much please dm if you have them 0816469444

[@eelupinehas9154]

He are alive till nw or dead?

[@paulinakamati1918]

Aveshe ava ovapewa tuu neh omakutu avo ongaa olupandu ovena tuu omanduu enhele dokundja.ile oinima oyaninga yavamwe vo aveshe ovali tavali tavapi.ngenge aishe oyo oyaningwa kalunga napandulwe.thnks God ma father en mother they came back home safely sorry for those one who lost their relatives in war.

[@user-sw1sg6oo2q]

My father was part of this group shali Isack shilimeke Kilimanjaro may his soul rest in peace

[@NATrendingVideos]

we are enjoying peace till today, viva SWAPO

[@carlosmpsenyorcapitacollon6977]

Unlike the ANC you guys seem to have managed it quite well. You are a better rainbow nation.

[@martinezkapembe5272]

MY MBUSHE MARTIN KAPEMBE SALUTING ..........COMMANDING IN BLOOD

[@loidematatias1807]

Power power our Namibia💪💪💪

[@learnwithmatias3077]

Thank you for lives..

[@Mrlagos1]

Their blood, tears, sufferings, struggles is our Freedom God bless them all!!!

[@craigbritz1684]

What freedom did you get? Namibia is still the same or worse, with 30% unemployment.

[@kakonyanaluweshilongo8702]

Thanks too all my comrade my god will bless you all and my father SHILONGO SHA HENDRINA NGHISHILENAPO

[@Queen_Esther2]

The determination they never wavered.

[@saaramutumbulwa8309]

Who still come here😢

[@JTLINUS]

Goosebumps.

[@From_Refugee_To_Yacht_Owner]

Interesting.

[@hashovalindinelao450]

The aim nothing else by independent and freedom

[@counterpoint751]

It was great fun killing Plan and Swapo.

[@heinrichshiyaka2182]

Wonderful moment.

[@Nux_FX]

RIP Hage low low😪

[@einojimbango4097]

This is really true,. We need to be born to be alive; Namibia the Land of the Brave must remain in PEACE! Their blood waters Freedom/ We have freedom today to share and not to break apart./

[@lntnanyeni6124]

Up to now there is one war veteran who do not received benefits on pension, is unbelievable

[@PRODlK473]

Наша военная техника, оружие и наша родная армейская форма.

[@erastussalom2033]

nice 1

[@simonvaeta5937]

It was a long, bitter and protracted struggle. Inweenda ino mona

[@bobbye.wright4424]

And it still is not free

[@WALDIMIRPLAATJIES]

Hi how do I contact Namibia Media Initiative? for a current project?

[@BernardCMoore]

WALDIMIR AURYAL email is at [e-mail]

[@nicoesau1195]

The aim was independence.

Nico Esau : The aim was to make SWAPO leaders rich!!!

[@nicoesau1195]

Not really, thats where greed and corruption comes in. The ultimate aim was freedom for Namibia and its people. I cannot agree to say the aim was to make SWAPO leaders rich, so what you are saying is that SWAPO leaders never had the interest of the Namibian people at heart?

[@mwenewokudambwambwata753]

Allon mielke

[@iran747]

SWAPO and PLAN have ruined Namibia! Only WHITE RULE can bring wealth and stability back to Namibia!!!

[@vickytuyeni9986]

Nico Esau u

[@migueldocavaco2825]

It seems that at least for Namibia the sacrifices of the struggle are justified. It seems. I do not know if there is large scale corruption in the country and how ordinary people live. As for the RSA the fall of apartheid did not bring real freedom, just the exploiters changed ;) I did my military service in the Lubango area long ago. We were training the PLAN soldiers. I still have the SWAPO / PLAN badges.

[@Blackkavanje]

Plz share me your contact....i need some historical data

[@thomasnyundu126]

people I really need this to for the history.who can sent it to me?

[@TulongaShingualulu]

Download the KZbinr downloader app, you will be able to download it from here

[@TobiasShifotoka]

Uummmm ! Uuyuni owali uululu . Otopulwa ashike Vass Nandepaa ? Noshimati kolutu . Payife otatu yoleni hahaha ha . 😅 Kakombo ' ilitha ' Kanzi igalula . Ondemutala ngaa .

[@romeolikando6226]

😢😢😢😢😢😢😢 grand father

[@leonardotuyenikumwe2345]

Please, I look for a song whose lyrics have these parts. / Keumbo oku twaka okwali atulilongele /. / Peife keumbo otwaetamo epangelo loshiwana / / Keumbo, keumbo, keumbooo /

[@craigbritz1684]

Look for me too

[@kanimejohannes2962]

May God bless you

[@fillipusnghuumbwavali3255]

Yakweni iotekulilifa nai ngeenge owadiladila konima.

[@rairapvenatius9896]

Omeva mapyu ndele inoyamo itomono nokutja ohaxwike ovanu va Namibia vakwetu

[@petrusshaanika5483]

well done brothers

[@mr.projects7742]

viva the swapo of that time!!!!!!!!!!

[@liberatorhifenua5490]

am curious where are these weapons now especially the artillery one?

[@andrewdutoit9571]

That is a good question...maybe the Angolans lent them to PLAN..

[@eelutomas37]

26 /5/1966

[@haiduwajonas1106]

+Taapopi Paulus is there any country that is not corrupt?

[@mardiffv.8775]

The Netherlands, Sweden, Norway are the least corrupt. I have never heard any story from an ordinary Dutchman about corruption. I don't have to bribe a civil servant in order to get building permit. Sure big building companies have bribed top officials. And all developing nations face corruption, also in South and Eastern Europe.

[@liberatorhifenua5490]

Haiduwa Jonas maybe he was just talking

[@jerujeru3577]

when iam listening to them singing tear drops from my ears was not easy shili kaa and i was just 6 yrs bfr indpendnc

[@titusnakambale7018]

O makoma

[@Joel-gj8mj]

Infact they called us terrorists in our own land

[@deanburger6133]

Just ask these guys if they want to face Koevoet again 😉

[@Nitan7777]

Racist

[@deanburger6133]

@@Nitan7777 sorry i see it now my statement was very racist, sorry i offended you little man

[@iiyambopoultry1394]

Ask Koevoet if they want to face these guys again? How can you get killed by a person on foot? With all your vehicles, guns, helicopters, fighter jets etc? Yet your mother in Pretoria cries at your dead body killed by a guerrilla 😂😂😂😂😂

[@deanburger6133]

@@iiyambopoultry1394 25-1 kill ratio my friend, in war people get killed or are you too dumb to think about that?

[@victorreal-gndeikonghola7578]

Try it now....you will be in for a shock.

[@josephndawina9287]

my hero my commorate

[@ekoniahaufiku3230]

Iikulo yetu💪🏾✊🏾ondimhile viva swapo #2022 #ekoniahaufiku

[@SilasSheehama]

Eendume ndhomofitu iikuloo

[@jstinvestment5769]

Our freedom fighters. You have won the war, The SWAPO Party government has proven itself worthy of being Praised. I shall never forget your fight for this beautiful country.

[@frannieswannie6046]

down with swapoooooo

[@GambianoBahiano315]

@@frannieswannie6046 frannie swannie your dad definitely ate your fannnie

[@rebeccakastherody7982]

Namibians really suffered

[@loniapandu2028]

the aim was non other than independence. well done

[@ndiwakalungamw9687]

long live Namibia !

[@petruslameck5087]

oshili ovakulunhu namangululi voshilongo nafimanekwe vakwetu kashali shipu ngeshaluka otapakakala ngeip

[@kenbird899]

worse off now and it will ever get better.

[@senjanelagoiipinge2669]

Osho shili

[@MsPanzer1939]

I was also there but as the member of South African defense forces hehehe :)

[@joshevanoni1193]

And what is so funny to you, you murderer

[@Jane-zp7hy]

They gave their lives for our freedom. We should not squander it.

[@SABCNewsRBX]

swapo got shit on so hard in the war

[@ThePainterr]

....and in 12 years no one learned to wear a beret correctly.....fucking irritating .....

[@hermanuushona]

I wasone of those guys

[@6912305277]

Good day

[@6912305277]

Good day

[@bobbye.wright4424]

Then youre still fighting for independence because namibia is controlled economically by whites the run the economy they control all the resources

[@arontuhafenihamukwaya2520]

Victory is sweet

[@bobbye.wright4424]

No victory yet white people still rule

[@antoinettehalberstadt7530]

Hullo Vaino! I am greeting you today, on the 21st of June 2021, 50 years since the U.N. High Court at The Hague told South Africa it was illegally occupying and governing Namibia.

[@namehobongo2683]

Bonqo

[@sithembisogwala2527]

I'm still grounded

[@fransiscojohannes7143]

Tate Charles namoholo I salute

[@channesiwilika9604]

More prayers there was smell poison guns indepences it's cause s blood pressure brother s and sister s unforgetables wars in 1991 21 March in fricas and wars was no water s we all's braves 🎗️🙏🏆🇳🇦🌹in Africa became one nations 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 all's of us

[@lisiasandreas32]

VAVA SWAPO......!!!!

[@edmundhausiku8650]

Eddy g hausiku

[@pahukenipetrina1664]

Petrina

[@pahukenipetrina1664]

Vvghjj

[@user-hp1tz9qm1p]

Viva swapo.

[@wilbardnchansewilbard9225]

now they enjoy their money!

[@freedomloverusa3030]

mss Wendy I am sorry to hear that.

[@jollyroger4699]

I bet the motorbikes are nothing more than rust stains in the sand !

[@volodymyrrhapon5666]

Viva SWAPOL

[@frannieswannie6046]

swapoepol

[@nuffsaids1]

Is this a propoganda video?

[@andrewdutoit9571]

Isn't propaganda amazing, Swapo had no armour...

[@eliakimshilumbu9735]

OUR Fellow Combatants of PLAN!!!..WE CAME TO WELCOME THEM AT OSHIKANGO BORDER BETWEEN NAMIBIA AND ANGOLA !!

[@kosmasshilongo655]

Tate kalunga NA yambeke namimbia NA kwi ta aye she

[@pandumbulu9225]

buel movi

[@erastussalom2033]

nice 1

[@TeopolinaHailapata]

Remember, otwali mehafo linene,mokumona ovanwatate vetu, nonande vetu kavali vanapo,,ai vamwe,omwadimbwa Oita ilulu yalipo,,ourgod,help us ,noturnbak,,,,,