Transition to What? Some Issues of Freedom and Necessity in Namibia

Reginald Herbold Green

Development and Change, 1980, vol. 11, issue 3, 419-454

Abstract: We made South West. Why should we give it to you? Settler Employer to African Employee1 We do not believe in a system that sells people. Striking ‘Contract’ Workers2 It must be borne in mind that the Namibian people are shedding blood to liberate each and every inch of the Namibian soil, thus each and every inch of the Namibian land must and will belong to the Namibian people. Sam Nujoma, President of SWAPO3 A nation which is dependent on another country for the food consumption of its population cannot be but a dependent hostage of the particular country which feeds its population. SWAPO, Political Programme4

Date: 1980
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