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The politics of memorialisation in Namibia: reading the Independence Memorial Museum
The Independence Memorial Museum is the latest addition to the post-independence memorial landscape by Namibia’s ruling party, South West African People’s Organisation (or the Swapo Party). Like many other southern African liberation movements turned ruling political parties, Swapo has looked toward...
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Department of Political Studies
2019
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