Helmuth Angula discusses the liberation of Walvis Bay

February 25, 2025

                            
[PODCAST]Rush Hour Rewind’s Hermien Elago speaks to  former Fisheries minister Helmuth Angula on how he worked with late founding president Sam Nujoma to liberate Walvis Bay from South Africa after independence.
												        
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Helmuth Angula discusses the liberation of Walvis Bay

February 25, 2025

Rush Hour Rewind’s Hermien Elago speaks to former Fisheries minister Helmuth Angula on how he worked with late founding president Sam Nujoma to liberate Walvis Bay from South Africa after independence.

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Helmuth Angula discusses the liberation of Walvis Bay

February 25, 2025

Rush Hour Rewind’s Hermien Elago speaks to former Fisheries minister Helmuth Angula on how he worked with late founding president Sam Nujoma to liberate Walvis Bay from South Africa after independence.

The Rush Hour Rewind

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