Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Helga Kuzeeko
Published on 2024-03-06 10:00:00
On the 3rd of August, 1941, to the 4th of February, 2024, we honor and remember the Esteemed Land of the Brave. To all the Distinguished Ones around the Globe, we mourn the passing of the Greatest Brave Warrior. The inevitable cracks of sorrow were felt far and wide, but his rhythm, beats, and distinctive phrase, “Omake! Omake!! Omake!!!” still linger in our midst.
Beloved President, your heroic affirmation, “I fought the greatest fight, I have finished the race, I remained faithful!” is our pillar, our consolation, our legacy. Dear Father, your loss is our boundless Sunshine. Your legacy of faith, hope, and love continues to inspire us.
In different languages and cultures, we sing songs of mourning and tribute. From Engee imburwa ndi mariku puire to Ki pina mani yelukona kumi opelela, the sounds of grief and remembrance echo across the world. Madam First Lady, let us join together in hymn, accepting our ordeal and finding peace in the words, “it is well with our souls.”
Rest in peace, our Pillar of Strength. Your presence and impact will forever be remembered and cherished.
As we reflect on the life and legacy of the fallen Brave Warrior, let us also consider the importance of credible journalism. Stay informed with The Namibian, your source for in-depth reporting and opinions. For only N$85 a month, you can invest in journalism and democracy. Subscribe now and support the power of trustworthy reporting.
In this time of mourning and remembrance, let us also celebrate the resilience and courage of those who have gone before us. Their legacy lives on in our hearts and minds, inspiring us to continue the fight for a better future.
Read the original article on The Namibian
