Namibia’s founding president, Sam Nujoma, who led the country to independence and shaped its modern identity, has passed away at 95. His death was confirmed by the Namibian presidency in a heartfelt Facebook post, celebrating his lifelong dedication to liberation and nation-building.
Nujoma, president from 1990 to 2005, guided Namibia out of colonial rule under South Africa, becoming a symbol of resilience. The presidency’s tribute called him a 'heroic leader' who steered the nation through its 'darkest hours' to achieve freedom in 1990.
A towering figure in African history, Nujoma’s legacy includes fostering unity and economic growth. His leadership remains a blueprint for post-colonial progress. Tributes pour in as Namibia reflects on his indelible mark.
Nujoma, president from 1990 to 2005, guided Namibia out of colonial rule under South Africa, becoming a symbol of resilience. The presidency’s tribute called him a 'heroic leader' who steered the nation through its 'darkest hours' to achieve freedom in 1990. 
