22/03/2025
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ALUSA is an online educational institution that focuses in teaching and research on Africa and Leadership Studies, and also offers professional skills training to various industries and the public sector. ALUSA is an African initiative which endeavours to empower senior leaders in organisations of higher education, private industry and government for 21st century growth. This is done by offering t
20/02/2025
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DR. SAM NUJOMA MEMORIAL SERVICE - 20 February 2025 Part 1 Daily memorial service at the private residence of the late Founding President Dr. Sam Nujoma.Tributes will be presented by Amb. Jerobeam Shaanika, Former Sp...
18/02/2025
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ALUSA mourns the loss of our Founding Father. We endeavour to honour his legacy of Leadership that brings Change and Hope for all - for Namibia, motherland, as for all Afrika. Africa Leads.
13/02/2025
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Daily Briefing: The Funeral Of The Late H.E. Dr.. Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma, 11 February 2024.
23/10/2024
Now online (Open Access):
Scripting the nation: extraverted political propaganda from the Southern Sudanese Liberation Movement
by Cathy A. Wilcock
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23/10/2024
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🌿✨ Miss Earth Namibia 2024 landed in the Philippines on October 20, 2024! 🇳🇦🌏 Eager to join her fellow delegates in promoting sustainability and environmental care!
22/10/2024
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23/10/2018
This year marks the 30-year celebration of the novel, 'Born of the Sun' by Namibian author and political commentator, Prof. Joseph Diescho.
Published in 1988, the book is considered the first Namibian novel in English, while only one of four novels published by Diescho, two of which are in Rukavango.
On 18 October, ALUSA hosted a mini-colloquium on African literature in celebration of this historic moment.
The Colloquium closed with a special meeting to confer an honorary certificate of recognition on Prof. Diescho for the major contribution of his literary work in general, and 'Born of the Sun' in particular, to Africa's struggle for freedom.
Prof. Diescho autographed a copy of the book for our library collection.