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Peter H. Katjavivi

Peter H. Katjavivi

Windhoek

Professor Peter H. Katjavivi is Speaker of the Namibian National Assembly. He was Namibian ambassador to the European Union and ambassador to Berlin. In 2016, he was elected Chancellor of the Namibian University for Science and Technology.

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Africa | 22.10.2018

The way forward

100 years after the end of German colonialism in Namibia, the two countries are edging closer to reconciliation

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Fighting the wrong battles

Why the European elections are about more than a simple fight between pro-Europeans and anti-Europeans

A left-wing critique of the migration pact

Migration is a manifestation of inequality. But structural causes in a capitalist, globalised world are not addressed in the pact

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