AIA's Southern Africa Chronicle - Volume VIII No.2

Title: AIA's Southern Africa Chronicle - Volume VIII No.2
Creator: Africa Information Afrique (AIA)
Subject: AIA
Date: 1995
Type: text
Identifier: http://hdl.handle.net/10962/169389
Identifier: vital:41745
Description: Windhoek, January 16,1995 (AIA/Joshua Amupadhi) — Many impoverished Namibians are demanding swifter change to better their lives following elections which restored the ruling SWAPO party to power for another five years. SWAPO, the former guerrilla organisation which fought for the independence of Namibia from apartheid South African rulers, won an easy victory in the first post independence elections in December. Those interviewed say five years were enough for the former liberation movement to have made a good start on improving the standards of living of many previously disadvantaged Namibians and dismantle apartheid structures established during 75 years of South African colonialism. One SWAPO supporter says independence has created only a black elite to join whites in the rich suburban areas but has not narrowed the gap between the rich and poor.
Format: 8 pages, pdf
Publisher: Africa Information Afrique (AIA)
Language: English
Rights: Africa Information Afrique (AIA)
Rights: No part of this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means without prior permission from the publisher

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