The End of Apartheid (2014)
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But I did hope to see a solution at last to the long-standing problem of independence for Namibia.Shortly afterwards, I made the first of a series of visits to Namibia, still firmly under South African control. This wild and beautiful territory is a place to which it is easy to form a strong attachment. Most of the country is semi-desert, with vast farms able to support only a few animals. The Skeleton Coast and Etosha Pan are two of the world’s great nature reserves. The only easily cultivable ...land is in the Kunene Valley in the north, inhabited by the Ovambo people, where the war between South African forces and Swapo guerrillas was at its worst.Namibia had been colonised by the Germans at the tail end of the nineteenth-century ‘scramble for Africa’, and they had named it South West Africa. The two main streets of the tiny capital, Windhoek, were named Kaiser Wilhelmstrasse and Goeringstrasse – the latter a reference to Hermann Goering’s father, Heinrich, the first governor of South West Africa.
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But I did hope to see a solution at last to the long-standing problem of independence for Namibia.Shortly afterwards, I made the first of a series of visits to Namibia, still firmly under South African control. This wild and beautiful territory is a place to which it is easy to form a strong attachment. Most of the country is semi-desert, with vast farms able to support only a few animals. The Skeleton Coast and Etosha Pan are two of the world’s great nature reserves. The only easily cultivable ...land is in the Kunene Valley in the north, inhabited by the Ovambo people, where the war between South African forces and Swapo guerrillas was at its worst.Namibia had been colonised by the Germans at the tail end of the nineteenth-century ‘scramble for Africa’, and they had named it South West Africa. The two main streets of the tiny capital, Windhoek, were named Kaiser Wilhelmstrasse and Goeringstrasse – the latter a reference to Hermann Goering’s father, Heinrich, the first governor of South West Africa.
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