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Building Bridges
Namibian Nationalists Clemens Kapuuo, Hosea Kutako, Samuel Witbooi, Brendan Simbwaye
by Israel Goldblatt
Editors: Dag Henrichsen, Naomi Jacobson & Karen Marshall
Windhoek in the early 60’s. The 34-year old politician Clemens Kapuuo knocks at the door of the senior advocate Israel Goldblatt...
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Church and State in Namibia
The politics of reconciliation
by Gerhard Tötemeyer
In this book the role of the church in Namibia, particularly of the Black Churches, is accentuated as an important liberation agent before independence and as a reconciling institution especially during the post-conflict period.
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The Sheltering Desert
A classic tale of escape and survival in the Namib desert
by Henno Martin
‘…(Over half a century) has passed since I, my friend Hermann and the dog Otto sought the shelter of the desert in order to escape the madness of the Second World War. We found the shelter...’
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14 Dry River Beds
by David Jacobson
Swakopmund - Windhoek, a visual record of myth and memory.
“The 14 Dry River Beds are the result of my return to Namibia after an absence of 33 years. I couldn’t think of a better metaphor for how I felt than the dryness that one experiences in Namibia...
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19 with a bullet
A South African paratrooper in Angola
by Granger Korff
This is a fasting-moving, action-packed account of Granger Korff’s two years’ service during 1980/81 with 1 Parachute battalion at the height of the South African ‘bush war’ in South West Africa (Namibia) and Angola.
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Posters in Action
Visuality in the making of an African Nation
Edited by Giorgio Mischer, Lorena Rizzo and Jeremy Silvester
Posters are designed to act. They mobilise people, create citizens and consumers, shape public space and memory. In this richly illustrated volume the action of posters is analysed and documented historically for one African country: Namibia.
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Stagings made in Namibia
Postkoloniale Fotografie
Editor: Evelyn Annuß
How can post-colonial photography be determined? Stagings made in NAMIBIA is a collective experiment. It brings together staged everyday images by 124 photographers from Namibia, which gained Independence in 1990.
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What We See - Reconsidering an Anthropomentrical Collection from Southern African: Images, Voices, and Versioning
Edited by Anette Hoffmann
I did not hear anything, my eyes were blocked, and what was being played I …, but I could not breathe with my mouth, ears were blocked, ears were sore, sore, sore, sore, that is how it was and I sweated wet, wet, wet from my sweat...
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This Land Is My Land
Motions and emotions around land reform in Namibia
by Erika von Wietersheim
Why is land reform such an explosive, emotional issue? What is ‘land hunger’ all about? And is it true that black and white farmers have a fundamentally different attitude towards land?
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Delta Scout - BSAP Ground Coverage operator
by Anthony Trethowan
Delta Scout was the call sign for Tony Trethowan’s Ground Coverage ‘stick’ during the Rhodesian bush war of the late seventies. This is the story of an ordinary policeman, a young man who signed up with the British South Africa Police as a raw 18 year old and who was to serve eight years with that fine force.
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Out Of Action
by Chris Cocks
Originally published as Survival Course in 1999, now long out of print, Out of Action is a reworked and updated edition, the sequel to the best-selling Fireforce-one man’s war in the Rhodesian Light Infantry.
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