Namibia Stories

She was a student. He was a cop. They met at a chill night in the police barracks. It started with, "I am Linji" and ended with quiet goodbye. This is a forbidden romance from Ogwendiva.

The paths of two university students cross strangely. They fall in love instantly, although they keep their feelings from each other for a while. The girl, Tuna, gets diagnosed with blood cancer, just after admitting her love for him. With just a short time left, the couple is faced with a challenge of getting enough of each other's love before Tuna goes the way of all flesh.

A local milk boy falls in love with the princess But their relationship is greatly unacceptable Andrea goes against the odds to be with the love of his life

Short stories I write based on true events from my private experiences and observations in and around my community. Please do enjoy reading my short stories, drop a comment, vote and follow me. Thank you in advance

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After losing her boyfriend of two years, Shallo meets Ashton. Who has a world just as complicated as her own. Shallo believes she can only ever love her late boyfriend and Ashton doesn't believe in anything that has to do with love. Can fate change these two's mindset? You can only ever find true love once. That's what they say. Betrayal and secrets revealed. Will these two ever find the happiness they truly deserve?

These are a series of poems in Damara -Nama Gowab also known as Khoekhoegowab. This language is spoken by the Damara people of Namibia, a Southern African country. The poems address day to day issues as well as the poets personal experiences and thoughts. The title of the book !Hanab translates as Plant, meaning this is the first work of writing of the poet and she has now planted her seed of writing, promising more works to come. This is a documentation of the language, a contribution of literature of the modern Damara language and tribe. *********** Nana Garises is a #Nukhoegowab Poet, Primary School Teacher and Visual Artist.

This is how it starts

This is my first book and I hope you enjoy it. * Kindly Comment

Feelings are real, feelings are nice and bad sometimes It takes two to love but loving yourself is key This is a relationship based true story even though the names are fake. Read it,read it and read it.

After a tough breakup, self-cautios Ian has to summer vacation on the coast of Namibia with his parents at one of the many resorts, where on one of the many tour guides he meets confident Nile, a boy almost his age who is the son of the owner of the resort. They instantly become friends and meet almost every day. Everything goes well until Ian starts to suspect that Nile has feelings for his younger sister, Bianca, which sets him up in an awkward position, mostly after all the romantic things Nile says to him often. But what will Ian do before his vacation is over?

"The Forgotten Genocide: Seeking Justice and Reconciliation in Namibia" tells the powerful and often overlooked story of the Herero and Nama genocide that took place during German colonial rule in Namibia. This gripping narrative explores the historical context, the atrocities committed, and the long and arduous journey towards justice and recognition for the affected communities. From the courageous testimonies of survivors and their descendants to the establishment of advocacy organisations such as the Ovaherero Genocide Foundation and the Nama Genocide Technical Committee, this book sheds light on the efforts to bring international attention to the genocide and seek redress for the immense loss and suffering endured by the Herero and Nama people. The chapters delve into the struggles and achievements of the ongoing negotiations between the German and Namibian governments, examining the complexities of reparations, land restitution, and cultural restoration. With a focus on reclaiming cultural heritage and fostering healing and reconciliation, this book highlights the importance of acknowledging the past and working towards a more inclusive and just future. "The Forgotten Genocide" serves as a reminder of the significance of historical injustices and the need for recognition and reparations. It explores the resilience, unity, and determination of the affected communities, while also emphasising the role of international solidarity in addressing colonial legacies and promoting global justice. Through its compelling narrative and insightful analysis, "The Forgotten Genocide: Seeking Justice and Reconciliation in Namibia" provides a comprehensive understanding of the Herero and Nama genocide, offering hope for a future where the wounds of the past can heal and a society that values and respects the rights and dignity of all its citizens.

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