- Mose
Penaani Tjitendero (25
December 1943 – 26
April 2006) was a
Namibian politician and educator. He was Namibia's
first Speaker of the
National ****embly...
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Guinea Paula Asadi from
Canada Guillaume Nyagatare from
Rwanda Tjireya Tjitendero Juzgado from
Angola Ian
Huang from
Taiwan and USA Bal
Kumari Gurung from...
- and poet Mosè Piccio, 16th-century
Ottoman lexicographer Mose
Penaani Tjitendero,
Namibian politician and
educator Mose Wright,
uncle of
Emmett Till who...
- to join him there.
Among the
first arrivals were Mzee Kaukungwa, Mosé
Tjitendero and
Hifikepunye Pohamba.[citation needed] In 1962,
SWAPO founded its armed...
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Hochland Road Dr. António
Agostinho Neto
Square Ausspannplatz Dr. Mose
Tjitendero Street Malcom Spence St Dr.
Kenneth David Kaunda Street Uhlandstraße Dr...
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Recipient of Dame
Commander of the
Order of the
British Empire Mose
Penaani Tjitendero 1977 Ed.D.,
former Speaker of the
National ****embly of
Namibia Uttama...
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Constituent ****embly
until March 1990. "Geingob Hage". www.parliament.na. "
Tjitendero Mose Penaani". www.parliament.na. "Gurirab Theo Ben". www.parliament.na...
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Markus Kooper (1918–2005),
petitioner to the
United Nations Mose
Penaani Tjitendero (1943–2006),
first speaker of
National ****embly
Richard Kapelwa Kabajani...
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Terrelonge 1994
Olympic track and
field athlete from
Jamaica Mose
Penaani Tjitendero 1968
Namibian politician;
former Speaker of the
National ****embly of Namibia...
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attended classes with
prominent Namibian leaders like Hage Geingob, Mose
Tjitendero,
Joseph Ithana, and
Hidipo Hamutenya. He went into
exile in 1962 as a...
