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Namibia

Hage Gottfried Geingob

Date of Birth: 3 August 1941
Place of Birth: Otjiwarongo, Otjozondjupa Region
Died: 4 February 2024


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Geingob goes for continuity

President-elect Hage Geingob has affirmed his loyalty to the SWAPO Party and his preference for continuity with his choices for the top political offices of Vice-President Prime Minister and Deputy Prime Minister...


Geingob for a shoo-in

SWAPO's presidential candidate the current Vice-President and Prime Minister Hage Geingob 74 has been preparing for this moment for some time...


New faces wanted

Although Prime Minister Hage Geingob got his way with controversial constitutional amendments it looks as if he may have a crowd of radical SWAPO Party Youth League (SPYL) members to cope with in the next Parliament (AC Vol 55 No 17 Geingob goes for broke)...


Geingob goes for broke

Prime Minister Hage Geingob is pushing through wide-ranging constitutional changes which will increase his power when he becomes Namibia's next President...


Geingob at last

Under outgoing President Hifikepunye Pohamba and the Prime Minister and president-to-be Hage Geingob the governing SWAPO Party approaches November's general elections more united than ever...


Katti goes for gold

Knowledge Katti the oil exploration millionaire and close associate of Prime Minister Hage Geingob appears to be on the verge of another business coup...


Knowledge is power

Katti who is best known for his lucrative deals with foreign oil explorers is a close associate of the Prime Minister and head of state in waiting Hage Geingob (AC Vol 54 No 12 Economy thrives BEE slows)...


Youth check Geingob

President Hifikepunye Pohamba and Prime Minister Hage Geingob have been trying to quell the rebellious SWAPO Party's Youth League – but without much luck...


Economy thrives, BEE slows

Unreconciled opponents of Prime Minister Hage Geingob the expected heir to the presidency resent their marginalisation within the ever-governing SWAPO party...


Experts only rule for work permits

In early March ECE – which is a subsidiary of the East China Mineral Exploration and Development Bureau – informed Namibian Prime Minister Hage Geingob that the firm wanted to obtain work permits for as many Chinese nationals as required...


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