Apartheid
Apartheid extended north: the Odendaal plan and the homelands, the removal from the Old Location in 1959, and Katutura. The Commons record of the homelands is flag graphics and a map, with no photographs.
Part of Namibia
15 moments in this segment.
- - Malan NP Windhoek 07-30-1947. Visit of the Dr. D.F. Malan to South West Africa in 1947.
- - Former Old Location residents commemorate the 1959 uprising. 10 December is not only an international human rights day, but is also a historic day in Namibia, as it was on this day thousands were forcefully removed from the old location, now known as Hochland Park, to Katutura. Although about 55 years have passed the memories of what happened on that fateful day are painful to those who witnessed all the events first-hand. News on One's Aron Mushaukwa spoke to a senior citizens who narrates his experience.
- - Namibia Apartheid Continued a Germans in Africa Story (Part 1). ).
- - Apartheid In Namibia: Why Is It Being Ignored? w/ Nangula Nghiyalwa. Apartheid In Namibia: Why Is It Being Ignored.
- - Cloudy heaven. Shacks on the hill ground called Katutura in Windhoek with an interesting sky coated with some cumulus cloud.
- - Namibian History - The Old Location. Namibia's Vice President, Nangolo Mbumba together with the Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa Amadthila, the Speaker of the National Assembly, Prof. Peter Katjavivi, the Chairperson of the National Council Bernard Sibalatani, the Governor of the Khomas Region Laura McLeod-Katjirua, members of the diplomatic corps, members of NamPol and the NDF as well as contempory witnesses, cultural groups and a few hundred Namibians gathered on Tuesday.
- - Namibian History (ODENDAAL PLAN). I have attached the previous History lessons.
- - Role of churches in Namibia during apartheid(NAMIBIAN HISTORY). ).
- - Windhoek South West Africa Old Location. Pictures from Namibian Archives depicting the lives of Namibians in Windhoek Namibia old location as it is known, before they were moved to Katutura by then Apartheid South African Whites.
- - Apartheid in NAMIBIA - Interview with Dr. Ngondi Kamatuka [Travel Reflections - Szn 1 Eps 7]. To be conscious and informed travelers, we must seek to learn not only the highlights of the regions we travel to, but also the history. In today's episode, we look at Namibia's history through the eyes of Dr. Ngondi Kamatuka, a Herero man raised in Apartheid Namibia (until 1990, Namibia was under South African administration).
- - APARTHEID LAWS IN NAMIBIA & RSA, NAMIBIAN HISTORY,. How to answer History questions Grade 11-12 How to answer depth study questions (Germany) How to answer depth study questions (Namibia).
- - The Shocking TRUE Story of Apartheid in Namibia. Most People know about Apartheid in South Africa, but did you know it was enforced in Namibia too? In this video we look at the history of Apartheid in Namibia and how it was finally ended. This video is important for anyone who wants to learn about the history of South Africa and Namibia, and the role of apartheid in it. Despite 97% of Namibia being empty, it has a rich history and you should know its story.
- - Namibian Anti-Apartheid Activist And Journalist Says Young People Have Power To Help Achieve Peace. The young people of today have inherited a world filled with destruction, from the genocide in Gaza to the wars in Ukraine and the African continent, Namibian journalist and anti-apartheid activist, Gwen Lister, told Almost at UNESCO's World Press Freedom Day event in Santiago, Chile. However, Lister said that she believes that if young people maintain their passion, as well as sense of community and compassion, they will be able to hep us achieve peace.
- - NAMIBIA CONNECTS, Experience of a survivor at the Old Location in 1959 - nbc. 93-year-old Hianjose Hipakua, a survivor of the Old Location massacre who resides in Omupanda village located within the Okakarara Constituency in the Otjozondjupa Region, shared more information about his experience of the Old Location Massacre of 1959.
- - Julia Göke, Making "The Knowledge of the Old Location" Accessible. Julia Goke, Université du Luxembourg, Esch-sur-Alzette, Luxembourg The Old Location in Windhoek was the largest Location in Namibia. This racially segregated area was a significant cultural and social hub for Namibia's Black population. The forced relocation of its population to a new township called Katutura (Otjiherero: "Place where we don't want to stay") in 1959 led to protests that were violently suppressed by the South African government.