Open letter to Masisi from 'Caprivians' at Dukwi

Geoffrey Mwilima was also left with scars after an assault by government forces in the aftermath of the 1999 assault
Geoffrey Mwilima was also left with scars after an assault by government forces in the aftermath of the 1999 assault

Refugees who fled the Caprivi Strip conflict two decades ago and settled at Dukwi Refugee Camp here below respond to reports that President Mokgweetsi Masisi and his Namibian counterpart are fast-tracking their repatriation to Namibia

Ten days in office for His Excellency President Mokgweetsi Masisi, launches a blood shell on Caprivian refugees in his country during his purposeful official visit to Namibia to meet his counterpart His Excellency President Geingob”.

Our well wishes for your escalation to the high office of the President. It is fundamentally true that every position of authority is God-given. We would like to wish you all the best as you discharge your daily duties to serve your people.

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