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  • Namibia: Grown up after a generation into independence, but not yet mature

    Henning Melber | Popular Participation & Democratization
    23.03.2017

    Namibia marked its 27th independence anniversary on Tuesday. Despite the government’s populist rhetoric, Namibia remains a rich country with poor people. Redistribution of wealth is mainly limited to a new black elite. These are office bearers, party stalwarts and those with close ties to the state. They thrive through a policy of so-called affirmative action and black economic empowerment.

    Tagged under Popular Participation & Democratization Namibia, SWAPO, Black economic empowerment, Poverty in Namibia, President Hage Geingob

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