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Thousands gather for Nujoma’s last memorial service

The final memorial service for founding president Sam Nujoma commenced on Friday morning with Namibian Defence Force drumming, signalling the start of the national anthem.

Members of the public were waving Namibia’s blue, yellow, green, white and red flag around all over Independence Stadium.

With all dignitaries, foreign leaders and chief mourner president Nangolo Mbumba seated, the programme kicked off with a devotion and eulogy by former prime minister Nahas Angula.

Tributes to Nujoma by official opposition leader McHenry Venaani, president-elect Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, foreign leaders and Mbumba are expected.

Nujoma’s body will be available for viewing overnight until Saturday morning.

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