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Sep
11
2024

President of Namibia receives Cuban ambassador

The President of Namibia, H.E Dr Nangolo Mbumba, held a productive exchange at the State House with the Cuban ambassador Sergio Vigoa de la Uz.

In a relaxed and pleasant atmosphere, the ambassador thanked on behalf of the Cuban government and people for the permanent support of Namibia in international and regional forums for the cause of eliminating the United States blockade against Cuba and the request to exclude our country from the list of state sponsors of terrorism.

Nov
25
2022

They pay tribute to the Commander in Chief at the opening of the VII Congress of the SWAPO Party.

Namibia.- The Chairman of the SWAPO Party and President of Namibia, Dr. Hage G. Geingob, paid tribute to Commander in Chief Fidel Castro Ruz in the opening speech of the 7th. Congress of the SWAPO Party, on commemorating the 6th Anniversary of the physical disappearance of Fidel.

President Geingob in memory of the Historical Leader of the Cuban Revolution, who was a great friend of Namibia as recognized by him, established a minute of silence.

Nov
20
2022

18 new Cuban health workers arrive in Namibia.

Namibia. - On the afternoon of November 19, 2022, a group of 18 health collaborators arrived in Namibia who will join the Cuban Medical Brigade, which works in the country to provide valuable services in 16 hospitals, located in 11 of the country's regions.

The Cuban ambassador Sidenio Acosta Aday came to receive them at the Joseph A Kutako International Airport and was accompanied by officials from the Caribbean diplomatic mission and by a representation of the members of the Cuban medical brigade that works in the capital.

Nov
12
2022

Namibian Press. New Era: “Geingob: Cuba embargo a crime.”

Namibia.- President Hage Geingob has described the embargo that the United States of America has maintained against Cuba for more than six decades as a crime. He said this yesterday when Cuban Army Corps General Joaquín Quintas Solá and his delegation paid him a visit at State House.

“How should Americans feel when a child is born, but by the age of 50 or so, the only thing he or she knows is a blockade? The person will be asking why this is happening – that is a crime - there is no peace,” Geingob told the visiting delegation.

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