Namibians

The coastal strip is the first decade of this century, in the last phase of the German colonial low-lying Namib desert and it is washed by the chilly waters of the period, and has continued since the First World War when South Benguela Current which sweeps out of Antarctic waters and up the Africa took over administration of the territory. [...] The ‘Masters terms of the mandate to petition the UN, as the successor to the and Servants Proclamation’ of 1920 prescribed punishments for League, to indicate the wishes of their people. [...] The Nationalists passed an Act of Parliament soon after Lugard of the Permanent Mandates Commission queried how this coming to power which permitted the whites of South West Africa would further the interests of the Africans, the South Africans to elect six members to the House of Assembly in Pretoria. [...] beyond the financial resources of when the authorities attempted to move the inhabitants from the the Administration’5 ‘Old Location’ on the edge of Windhoek to a new and remote township called Katutura, which was to be ethnically zoned to The League failed to enforce the rights of the Africans in South minimize contact between people from what, under apartheid, West Africa under the terms of the. [...] In spite of these findings, the 1970-74 (Conservative) British The failure of the Court and the soft-pedalling of many Western government took the unprecedented step of dissenting from the governments over the issue at the UN caused many Namibian International Court’s Opinion and continued to support normal leaders to despair of relying on outside intervention to free their trading relations with.