Never ever, not now in the memory of fellow descendant, Dr Omo Kustaa
We have come a long way to let it go. Never ever, not now. As much as we have reached the Rubicon, this is not the time to push back and retreat, shift sideways, or incline in the slightest towards entertaining the Joint Declaration (JD) bilateral political razzmatazz of our Namibian government and its German counterpart.

Kae Matundu-Tjiparuro
We have come a long way to let it go. Never ever, not now. As much as we have reached the Rubicon, this is not the time to push back and retreat, shift sideways, or incline in the slightest towards entertaining the Joint Declaration (JD) bilateral political razzmatazz of our Namibian government and its German counterpart.

In the memory of Dr Freddy Omo Kustaa, and many others, this is the time to push on by any means necessary towards the ultimate victory.
There can be no other option than true and fair restorative justice, as now embodied in the historic United Nations General Assembly Transatlantic Slave Trade resolution, declaring it as the “gravest crime against humanity.”


