Sam Nujoma Foundation Invites Public to Share Memories of Namibia’s Founding President
By TUW
The Sam Nujoma Foundation has called on the public to share photographs of Namibia’s Founding President, Sam Nujoma, interacting with children. This initiative aims to preserve and celebrate his legacy, particularly his dedication to Namibia’s youth.
The foundation recently shared an image of Nujoma holding baby Ricky Fangda of Windhoek, emphasizing his close relationship with young Namibians. This call for submissions invites anyone with similar photographs to contribute to the foundation’s archives, ensuring that his impact on future generations is well documented.
Nujoma, who passed away on 08/02/2025, remains a revered figure in Namibia’s history. His contributions to the country’s independence and development continue to be honored through various initiatives, including educational scholarships and leadership programs. The Sam Nujoma Foundation has been at the forefront of these efforts, keeping his memory alive by promoting his values of unity, education, and national pride.
Those wishing to share their photos can do so by sending them via email to the foundation. The collected images will be preserved for historical purposes and may be used in future exhibitions and publications celebrating his legacy.
For more information, the public is encouraged to contact the Sam Nujoma Foundation directly.
