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Ovamboland, also
referred to as Owamboland, was a
Bantustan and
later a non-geographic ethnic-based second-tier authority, the
Representative Authority...
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black intelligentsia in Windhoek. Meanwhile, the
Ovamboland People's
Congress (later the
Ovamboland People's Organisation, or OPO) was
formed by nationalists...
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Ovamboland, or Ovambo, was a
Bantustan or "homeland" and
later a second-tier
authority in
South West
Africa for the
Ovambo people during the apartheid...
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African Security Branch or
Special Task Force, and
black volunteers from
Ovamboland.
Koevoet was
patterned after the
Selous Scouts, a
multiracial Rhodesian...
- The
Ovamboland People's
Organization (OPO) was a
nationalist organization that
existed between 1959 and 1960 in
South West
Africa (present day Namibia)...
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number of
kindred Bantu ethnic tribes who
inhabit what was
formerly called Ovamboland. In Angola, they are a minority,
accounting for
about two
percent of the...
- as the
Diocese of Damaraland. Most of the
Anglicans in
Namibia live in
Ovamboland in the
north of the
country and
speak the
Oshikwanyama language. The first...
- Oshi-.
After Namibia's
independence in 1990, the area
previously known as
Ovamboland was
divided into the Ohangwena, Omusati,
Oshana and
Oshikoto Regions....
- Olukonda,
South West Africa) was the
pioneer of the
Finnish Mission in
Ovamboland,
South West Africa.
Rautanen was born in a poor
Finnish family in Ingria...
- San
peoples who live
mostly on the
western edge of the
Kalahari desert,
Ovamboland (northern
Namibia and
southern Angola), and Botswana. The
names ǃKung...
