Mr. Hamma Salama, President of the National Council, attended the funeral of former Namibian President Sam Nujoma in Windhoek. Newly elected President Ms. Nandi Ndaitwah honored Nujoma’s legacy while affirming Namibia’s support for the Sahrawi people’s independence. Salama also engaged in discussions with Namibian leaders during the event.
On March 1, 2025, Mr. Hamma Salama, President of the National Council and a representative of the Polisario Front, attended the funeral of former Namibian President Sam Nujoma in Windhoek. The ceremony, which took place at the Heroes’ Acre, was honored by the presence of various heads of state and delegations from countries friendly to Namibia.
During the proceedings, newly elected President Ms. Nandi Ndaitwah delivered a poignant speech commemorating the legacy of Sam Nujoma, the founder of the SWAPO movement that led Namibia’s fight against apartheid. She emphasized his pivotal role as the founding father of Namibia and underscored the nation’s foreign policy, particularly its support for the Sahrawi people’s quest for independence.
Additionally, Mr. Salama conducted meetings with Namibian officials, including the interim President and the Minister of Foreign Affairs, as well as with other delegations present at the event. These discussions reinforced the strong ties between the Sahrawi Republic and Namibia, highlighting their shared commitment to freedom and independence in Africa.
The funeral of former Namibian President Sam Nujoma served not only as a tribute to his legacy but also as a platform for reinforcing diplomatic relationships. Ms. Ndaitwah’s address celebrated his historical contributions and underscored Namibia’s ongoing support for similar struggles, including that of the Sahrawi people.
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