Namibian bishop’s fight for independence, justice and social welfare

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‘A Namibian of Stature: Bishop Peter T Kalangula’ is a comprehensive review of bishop Kalangula’s commitment to justice, his leadership, and his unwavering dedication to the welfare of his community and country.

The biography, authored by Nelson T Kalangula, follows the bishop’s journey from early life to political activism and religious leadership.

It highlights his role in Namibia’s fight for independence, as well as his contributions in the following years.

Peter’s childhood and education are crucial to understanding his later achievements.

The book details the influences that shaped him, showing how his early life prepared him for his roles as both a leader and a fighter for justice.

The biography highlights Peter’s involvement in Namibia’s liberation struggle.

It explores his courage, strategic thinking, and leadership, all of which helped shape the country’s path to independence.

He is portrayed as a strong political figure who inspired and educated people.

The bishop’s role in the church is a central theme.

His rise to the position of bishop and his work in connecting faith with activism are well documented in the book.

His leadership within the Anglican Church and his advocacy for social justice are portrayed as key parts of his legacy.

After independence, Peter continued to be a leader in building Namibia’s democratic society. His efforts to promote human rights, education, and healthcare, and his ongoing advocacy for justice are emphasised in the book.

This biography is not just a personal story, it’s also a historical record.

It highlights how religious leaders can be powerful advocates for justice and human rights and social change.

The book is recommended for anyone interested in Namibia’s history and the legacy of one of its greatest leaders.

It is currently selling for N$350 and is available in bookstores countrywide and on Amazon.

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