Vol 44 No 6 | NAMIBIA Hamutenya in the blocks 21st March 2003 Former Premier Hage Geingob is out of the race after accepting a job as Executive Secretary of the Global Coalition for Africa (GCA) based in Washington DC; he resigned as a SWAPO MP last month...
Vol 44 No 3 | NAMIBIA Reluctant Herero 7th February 2003 Former Prime Minister Hage Geingob will probably soon go to Washington as Executive Secretary of the Global Coalition for Africa...
Vol 43 No 25 | NAMIBIA Son of Sam 20th December 2002 Resistance within SWAPO to Nujoma's fourth term is fuelled by ambitions and rivalries among party leaders heightened in August when Nujoma tried to neutralise his main potential successors as party leader Hage Geingob and Hidipo Hamutenya...
Vol 43 No 17 | NAMIBIA Post Sam, more Sam 30th August 2002 Hage Geingob Prime Minister since 1990 was replaced by the equally long-serving Foreign Affairs Minister Theo-Ben Gurirab...
Vol 42 No 17 | NAMIBIA Next, please 31st August 2001 In the running SWAPO leadership poll in The Namibian daily newspaper Gurirab is the clear favourite with over half the readers' votes far ahead of Hamutenya and Premier Hage Geingob another Damara presidential contender...
Vol 42 No 10 | NAMIBIA After Sam, maybe 18th May 2001 Prime Minister Hage Geingob may open the bidding against the ethnic trend; he is from the minority Damara group in west-central Namibia...
Vol 41 No 23 | NAMIBIA It's party time 24th November 2000 Now that Mbumba is on the Central Committee he is a probable candidate - along with Prime Minister Hage Geingob and Trade and Industry Minister Hidipo Hamutenya - to succeed President Sam Nujoma if he stands down before the elections due in 2004...
Vol 41 No 2 | NAMIBIA SWAPO steamroller 21st January 2000 Prime Minister Hage Geingob has promised to establish an anti-corruption unit if the present commission on corruption recommends it but legislation is not expected until the end of 2000 at earliest...
Vol 40 No 1 | NAMIBIA Out on a limb 8th January 1999 Prime Minister Hage Geingob one of the front-runners to succeed Nujoma claimed the continued presence of Namibia’s ‘Founding Father’ at the helm of state affairs was essential to preserve national unity...
Vol 39 No 19 | NAMIBIA Ben's bid 25th September 1998 The main contenders for Nujoma's mantle - including Prime Minister Hage Geingob and Trade and Industry Minister Hidipo Hamutenya - hope that loyal support for a third term will help make them the anointed successor...