AfA NAM #1 | Sociological Perspective on German-Namibian History | Ellison Tjirera (UNAM)

Full Video Podcast auf YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/@afrikafuralmans4582 In this compelling
episode, we take a deep dive into the intricate history shared
between Germany and Namibia, exploring the lasting effects of
colonialism. Guest is the researcher Ellison
Tjirera, who teaches Sociology at the University of
Namibia. Together we dissect how the legacy of Germany's colonial
past continues to shape land inequality and societal tensions in
Namibia. The episode uncovers the often overlooked connections
between Germany's Weimar era and the Namibian genocide, shedding
light on the need for accurate representation and education in
both countries. We discuss the complexities surrounding
development aid, reparations, and how these intersect with
historical acknowledgment and justice. The narrative brings to
the forefront the stories of the Nama and Herero people,
critically analyzing their representation in the context of
German-Namibian relations. The episode also delves into the
current state of racial tensions and the cultural isolation
experienced within Namibia, highlighting the urgent need for a
deeper understanding and reconciliation between both nations.


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