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Tor Sellström: As SWAPO’s Treasurer, you worked closely for many years with the Nordic countries in several countries in Africa. Could you describe this relationship?
Hifikepunye Pohamba : I have been involved in the aid programmes extended to the people of Namibia, particularly in exile, by the Nordic countries and many other organizations and governments of the world. In the early 1970s I started to work with the representatives of SIDA in Dar es Salaam, where I was the SWAPO representative. At the same time, I was also dealing with FINNIDA and NORAD. On a very small scale, I should say. SWAPO then had its headquarters in Lusaka.
Let me first talk about SIDA. And when I talk about SIDA, I talk about the government and the people of Sweden. Through SIDA the people of Sweden have given an enormous financial, material and moral assistance. The people of Sweden and SIDA assisted us politically. At the UN, the representatives of Sweden and of all the countries in the Nordic world supported the liberation of Namibia and SWAPO, which was fighting to liberate this country. They opposed apartheid and imposed sanctions against the apartheid regime, both in South Africa and here. That expression of solidarity with the peoples of Namibia and South Africa was extended to humanitarian assistance to those who ran away from the oppression.
The refugees who left this country—particularly after the collapse of the Portuguese empire in Angola and Mozambique—faced a lot of problems when they came to Zambia. We had no means to give them assistance. Sweden was the first country to decide that the Namibian refugees must be assisted. They gave us money, with which we bought food for the refugees at the Old Farm in Zambia. The food and clothing—including clothing for the babies—was given to us by SIDA.
As time went on, the Swedish government made special budget allocations for the people of Namibia in exile. I do not recall exactly how much it was whe We’re sorry, this site is currently experiencing technical difficulties. As the world faces a mounting number of complex conflicts, the independence of Namibia still resonates as an encouraging example of peace. This is the message of two renowned peacemakers who have been friends for 40 years. Presidents Martti Ahtisaari and Hifikepunye Lucas Pohamba have been friends for 40 years. Photo: Riku Isohella. Former President of Finland, Martti Ahtisaari, and his Namibian counterpart, Hifikepunye Lucas Pohamba, shared their common past at the National Dialogue Conference held in Finland on Wednesday. The liberation of Namibia from the white rule of neighboring South Africa in 1990 ultimately triggered the transition to democracy in South Africa itself. “There was no excuse anymore for apartheid rule in South Africa. They saw how the Namibians could run their own country”, said Ahtisaari, who as a determined UN diplomat played a key role in the independence process. Equally Pohamba, two-time president of his country (2005-2015), highlighted Namibia as one of the pioneers of democracy on the African continent. Much of the consolidation of that democracy is due to the leadership of Pohamba. In 2015, Pohamba won the prestigious Mo Ibrahim prize for good governance. Pohamba highlighted the national dialogues in Namibia as one of the cornerstones of sustainable democracy and enduring peace. Right from the beginning, the country’s leaders wanted to make sure that the voices of ordinary people were heard in envisioning a future for Namibia. National dialogue is based on the idea that lasting solutions cannot be found to conflicts without all sectors of society participating in the peace-building. Pohamba stressed the importance of persistence in national dialogues. “You need to sit down together many times and discuss, again and again.” The two men first met in the 1970s as the UN laid
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The Finns have shaped Namibia’s future a great deal