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Topic: Hage Geingob

	MHS_Hage_Geingob
		Magruder has formed a sister school partnership with Hage Geingob High School in Windhoek, Namibia in the fall of 2002.
		Hage Geingob is located in Katatura, the traditionally fl area of Windhoek under apartheid.
		In May of 2003, the principal of Hage Genigob(Hanna Garises), a teacher (John Adams), and a learner, (Ingelore Katjingisiua) visitedto Magruder for two weeks-attending classed, meeting with student and teacher groups, speaking to classes, and even attending prom.
	www.mcps.k12.md.us /schools/magruderhs/MHS_Main/MHS_Hage_Geingob/MHS_Hage_Geingob.htm (577 words)

	Tributes flow for former PM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Tributes flow for former PM FORMER Prime Minister Hage Geingob was given a royal send-off on Friday night ahead of taking up a position in the United States More than 600 people from all strata of Namibian society attended a gala dinner in Windhoek hosted by the business community.
		Vekuii Rukoro described Geingob as one of the finest sons of the soil who at times had been the lone voice in the National Assembly preaching national reconciliation, while people like former Swapo Secretary General Moses //Garoeb would preach the opposite.
		He said Geingob was not the kind of person "to bend with the wind".
	www.namibian.com.na /2003/march/national/03B82669C6.html (579 words)

	franky
		In a letter faxed to the daily Namibian, Fredericks said a comparison Prime Minister Hage Geingob drew between the sprinter and boxer Harry Simon had "dulled" his desire to represent Namibia at the competition which starts tomorrow in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
		Geingob was quoted at a World Boxing Organisation championship match last month in South Africa as saying Simon had outclassed Fredericks by winning the super welterweight title.
		Geingob stood by his remarks in a statement released yesterday in Windhoek.
	www.dispatch.co.za /1998/09/08/sport/FRANKY.HTM (294 words)

	For Hage (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		At a tender 34, the former prime minister of Namibia, Dr (Honoris Causa) Hage Geingob became the director of the United Nations Institute for Namibia (UNIN), on the insistence of the Swapo party leadership.
		Even at that early stage, when many of the senior Swapo leaders were still mostly unknown, Geingob was quickly recognised for his keen mind and his drive to reconcile opposing views by all parties who participated in the process of drafting the constitution.
		When, by all accounts, Mr Geingob is such a fine leader and has done so much for the independence of Namibia and to make the country prosperous, my mind can't help wondering why he no longer is my prime minister.
	www.economist.com.na /2003/7mar/03-07-15.htm (646 words)

	Die Republikein - Nuus
		Hage Geingob, is in a relaxed mood at his home on his smallholding just outside Windhoek when Republikein visits him.
		Geingob disapproves of the smear campaign against certain Swapo leaders after the extraordinary congress, and says all campaigns of this nature should be condemned.
		Geingob is in Washington, his longing for Nami-bia is slightly relieved by the presence of his family.
	www.republikein.com.na /content/nuus/2004/Okt/05_huge.php (1714 words)

	SADOCC - News - NAMIBIA: Controversial Anti-Corruption Bill discussed in Parliament
		Prime Minister Hage Geingob on Oct 18 agreed to remove a controversial section which exempts the President from the Anti-Corruption Bill.
		Geingob said in Parliament that section 36 which exempts the President from the Bill should be removed "as other existing instruments cover the President".
		Geingob also criticised the Bill for failing to address the issue of declaration of assets by politicians, civil servants and others.
	www.sadocc.at /news2002/2001-55.shtml (563 words)

	wfn.org \| Struggle against poverty follows Namibian struggle against apartheid (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Prime Minister Hage G. Geingob visits LWF GENEVA, 9 July 1998 (lwi) - After Namibia's struggle for freedom and independence, its economic sector needs to be strengthened and its poverty fought against, Prime Minister of Namibia Hage G. Geingob said in conversations with Lutheran World Federation (LWF) staff here, June 29.
		Geingob who, as he put it, was visiting "old friends" emphasized the role of the churches, both past and present in Namibia.
		For Geingob, another important role of the churches is their work in the area of peace-keeping and conflict prevention.
	www.wfn.org /1998/07/msg00113.html (287 words)

	www.MyCattle.com News
		Geingob, himself a farmer, donated a cow from his herd.
		Geingob said Cabinet would be briefed today about the effects of the drought so that President Sam Nujoma could declare "the country drought-stricken".
		Recent fact-finding missions undertaken by the Emergency Management Unit (EMU) in Geingob's Office indicated that the food security situation is dire in 10 regions.
	www.mycattle.com /article_print.cfm?storyid=5323 (382 words)

	FIN24 : Empowering Financial Decisions (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Geingob, until recently Prime Minister of Namibia, brings to Matodzi his vast experience in leadership and decision-making.
		Geingob served as Chairman of the President"s Economic Advisory Council of Namibia, and was responsible for the design of Vision 2030, Namibia"s long-term national development strategy.
		Geingob served as the Chairman of the Constituent Assembly of Namibia, the body responsible for drafting the Namibian Constitution.
	www.fin24.co.za /articles/displaysens.asp?articleid=339763&Ticker=MTZ (359 words)

	wfn.org \| Namibia, "a child of international solidarity"
		LWF general secretary, Dr. Noko, congratulated Prime Minister Geingob on the tenth anniversary of the founding of the Republic of Namibia and recalled that the 1995 LWF Council meeting had taken place in Windhoek, the capital of Namibia.
		Noko expressed his gratitude to Geingob for his government's adherence to its commitment to respect the International Court of Justice's decision concerning the boundary and the use of the water reserves of the Sedudu and Linyanti rivers.
		Prime Minister Hage G. Geingob was elected as the first prime minister of the Republic of Namibia in March 1990.
	www.wfn.org /2000/06/msg00430.html (342 words)

	Reporter 402, 19 May 1997 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Hage Geingob has been Prime Minister of Namibia since the country won independence from South Africa in 1990 and is to study for a PhD on the very process he was instrumental in – the transition from apartheid and colonialism to democracy and social justice.
		Geingob is used to mixing political and academic life.
		Geingob chose Leeds after being courted by a number of UK universities.
	www.leeds.ac.uk /reporter/402/section1.htm (369 words)

	Reporter 482, 20 May 2002 - Namibian PM visits Leeds
		Prime minister of Namibia Hage Geingob recently came to Leeds in his professional capacity – although he's more accustomed to attending the University as a student.
		A former SWAPO freedom fighter, Hage Geingob is studying for a doctorate at Leeds, and was invited to attend a conference on peasants, liberation and socialism in Africa, organised by the centre for African studies.
		Despite the pressures of his position, Hage Geingob still manages to find time to study.
	reporter.leeds.ac.uk /482/nib1.htm (247 words)

	NameTraq \| Last Name: Hage
		The national team, which is expected to host Morocco in the final of the Africa Cup at the Hage Geingob Rugby Stadium on February 21, has been without a coach...
		Hage, a 6-foot-3, 290-pound offensive lineman, is a senior at the University of Colorado.
		Schneberger referred to another precedent ruling in the case of Nevada rancher Wayne Hage, where Hage won with a ruling that states that a "permit is not a...
	www.nametraq.com /genealogy_jan04/H/Hage.shtml (991 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Geingob served as South West Africa People’s Organization (Swapo) chief representative in the Americas and at the United Nations (1964-1971).
		In November 1989, Geingob was elected Chairman of the Constituent Assembly which was responsible for formulating the Namibian Constitution.
		Geingob is a recipient of numerous awards including the Palmes Academiques (Officer Class) by French Government in recognition of valuable services in education.
	www.acia.sun.ac.za /projects/conferences/2001/Speaches/HageGGeingob.doc (1208 words)

	Photo
		Hage E. Geingob and the Mayor of Windhoek were also present on the occasion.
		Hage E. Geingob, the acting Foreign Minister of Namibia and Secretary, Ministry of External Affairs on Economic Relations signing the agreement on Foreign Office in Windhoek (Namibia) on August 31, 1998.
		Hage E. Geingob, as a part of India's contribution for drought-relief to Namibia in Windhoek (Namibia) on August 31, 1998.
	pib.nic.in /archieve/phtgalry/pgyr98/pg0998/010998.html (475 words)

	CNN/SI - Athletics - Fredericks to skip Commonwealth Games - Monday September 07, 1998 11:16 PM (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		In a letter faxed to the daily Namibian, Fredericks said a comparison that Prime Minister Hage Geingob drew between the sprinter and boxer Harry Simon had "dulled" his desire to represent Namibia at the competition that starts Wednesday in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.
		Geingob was quoted at a World Boxing Organization championship match last month in Johannesburg, South Africa, as saying that Simon had outclassed Fredericks by winning the super welterweight title.
		Geingob stood by his remarks in a statement released Monday in Windhoek.
	sportsillustrated.cnn.com /athletics/news/1998/09/07/fredericks_out (466 words)

	140-1998
		Prime Minister Hage Geingob participates in the Expo in Lisboa.
		In a TV Speech to the Nation, President Sam Nujoma defends Namibia’s participation in the war in the Democratic Republic Congo (DRC) and maintains that this engagement is required as a peace keeping effort and is necessitated by the spirit of African Unity and in order to find African solutions for African problems.
		It is clear that this constitutional amendment is only meant for Namibia’s founding president and furthermore due to the legal argument that Nujoma’s first term was not in accordance with Namibia’s Constitution, because this term was the consequence of the UNO-supervised Elections for the Constituent Assembly of 1989.
	www.klausdierks.com /Chronology/140.htm (4546 words)

	Gurirab to be quizzed on Hage spying claims (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		This set the stage for her to start receiving the phone calls in which she was allegedly blamed for Geingob's removal from the Prime Minister's post and for having channelled information to State House.
		In the meantime, the Agency supposedly kept an eye on Geingob's activities and organising for the Swapo Congress, the report stated.
		Nujoma axed Geingob as Prime Minister on August 27, only days after the party congress where Geingob had made what was regarded as a much improved showing in the election of members to the party's Central Committee.
	www.namibian.com.na /2003/june/national/03DBD0060E.html (578 words)

	Personal Profiles, March-April 1994 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		A member of the Southwest African People's Organization (SWAPO), Hage Gottfried Geingob became chairperson of the Constitutional Assembly (prime minister) after the elections in November 1989.
		Hage Geingob was born on August 31, 1941, in Otjiwarongo, Namibia.
		Geingob was associate political affairs officer at the United Nations Secretariat.
	ppm.goinfo.com /Action/PPMMain.nsf/7a5103f95a842ceb862566510064dc20/c6bff06d0c0f46e2862564df006a1cba?OpenDocument (1352 words)

	142-2000
		Prime Minister Hage Gottfried Geingob challenges critics like the Council of Churches in Namibia (CCN) and cautions that Namibia’s involvement in the civil war in Angola is the only solution to end this devastating conflict.
		At the end Geingob’s appraisal is proven right because the war ends the very day UNITA’s leader Jonas Savimbi is killed in action by Angolese government forces on 02.02.2002 in the Moxico Province in southeastern Angola.
		Geingob stresses that Namibia would need N$ 500 million in the next five years to initiate a sensible land reform.
	www.klausdierks.com /Chronology/142.htm (3590 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Geingob was given the Cuban Medal of Friendship by Sergio Corrieri, the president of the Cuban Institute of Friendship with the Peoples, who praised the Namibian prime minister for his role in the independence of his country and his participation in the South West African People's Organization or SWAPO.
		He was early expelled from school for his resistance to segregation and first came to Havana as part of a SWAPO delegation in 1978.
		Hage Geingob was accompanied by Namibia's Deputy Minister of Foreign Relations, Gabriel Shihepo, and the Governor of the Namibian Central Bank, Tom Alweendo.
	www.radiohc.org /Distributions/Radio_Havana_English/.2001/2001_sep/Radio_Havana_Cuba-10_September_2001 (2102 words)

	University of Leeds \| For the media \| Press releases \| Former PM graduates from Leeds
		Independent Namibia's first Prime Minister Hage Geingob will graduate with a PhD in politics from the University of Leeds today, after five years of balancing running the country with part-time study.
		A former SWAPO freedom fighter, Dr Geingob was elected Prime Minister after Namibia gained independence in 1990.
		It's taken several years to complete his thesis and Dr Geingob was helped by visits from his tutors in Namibia.
	reporter.leeds.ac.uk /press_releases/current/namibian.htm (419 words)

	PM Visits Caprivi (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		NAMIBIAN Prime Minister, Right Honourable Hage Geingob, yesterday ended his familiarisation tour to the Caprivi at Sirra Maize Fields.
		Geingob, flanked by Caprivi Governor, Honourable Bernard Sibalatani, and other regional councillors, told the Namibia Press Agency (Nampa) that his trip to the maize fields in particular, and the region in general, was to observe the situation on the ground.
		Geingob also visited other maize fields in Sibbinda constituency as well as a water point in Linyanti area.
	www.grnnet.gov.na /News/Archive/2002/July/Week2/pm.htm (457 words)

	PlanetOut News: Namibian PM Nixes Anti-Gay Law (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Namibian Prime Minister Hage Geingob assured the Parliament November 16 that the government had no plans to introduce legislation criminalizing homosexuality.
		In so doing, Geingob contradicted a shocking November 6 speech to the National Assembly by Home Affairs Minister Jerry Ekandjo, in which he suggested the institution of harsh penalties for gays and lesbians -- possibly even castration for gay men.
		Geingob said in response to a question in Parliament that, while all parliamentarians were free to express their opinions, as head of government issues in Parliament it would be his job to be aware of any such plans.
	www.planetout.com /news/article-print.html?1998/11/18/1 (218 words)

	National Rugby Stadium Renamed After Former Prime Minister (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		NRU President, Dirk Conradie on Saturday, prior to the Namibia versus Tunisia 2003 Rugby World Cup qualifier, announced that the stadium would be known as the Hage Geingob Stadium with immediate effect.
		The former Prime Minister, who accepted the renaming of the stadium after him, did not receive a standing ovation from the jam packed pavilion as at the Independence Stadium during the African Cup of Nations soccer qualifier tie between the Brave Warriors and Algeria on 7 September 2002.
		Geingob is also the Patron of both the Namibia Football Association (NFA) and the Namibia Tennis Association (NTA).
	www.grnnet.gov.na /News/Archive/2002/September/Week4/stadium.htm (148 words)

	iafrica.com \| news \| world news Namibia's Nujoma reshuffles cabinet
		Namibia's President Sam Nujoma on Tuesday announced he had demoted Prime Minister Hage Geingob to a ministerial position in a major cabinet reshuffle.
		It is not clear whether Geingob will accept the new position Nujoma has offered him.
		The deputy director of his office, Audrin Mathe, said that Geingob had sent a letter to Nujoma "outlining his feelings about the reshuffle, but the contents of the letter have not been made public yet".
	iafrica.com /news/worldnews/148846.htm (356 words)

	Namibian PM Says No Plan For Anti-Homosexual Law (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Namibian Prime Minister Hage Geingob on Tuesday dismissed comments by a cabinet minister suggesting the country was set to make homosexuality a crime.
		Geingob said parliamentarians had the right to express their opinions, but as head of government issues in parliament, he would have been aware of plans to institute such a law.
		If introduced, the legislation would run contrary to the country’s constitution which states that no person may be discriminated against on grounds of sexual preference.
	www.sodomylaws.org /world/namibia/nanews002.htm (164 words)

	wimsa annual report
		In the week following the meeting with Andrew Corbett it was possible to arrange meetings with the Office of the Ombudswoman and Namibian Prime Minister Hage Geingob himself.
		In the meeting with Prime Minister Geingob Sara Sungu stated that the !Kung Traditional Authority had yet to be informed about and consulted on the matter of relocating refugees into its area of jurisdiction.
		She referred to the M'Kata meeting in April 2001 and the letter the !Kung Traditional Authority had written requesting a meeting with the Government.
	www.san.org.za /wimsa/ar2001_2/ar_02_p24.htm (582 words)

	SNNI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-19)
		Geingob who served as the first Prime Minister for 12 years since Namibia’s independence is to take up his new position as an Executive Secretary of the Global Coalition for Africa.
		In his farewell speech, the former PM said although he resigned from the NA, he would remain dedicated to the noble foundations of the country.
		Geingob resigned from government last year after the President reshuffled Cabinet and shifted him to head the Ministry of Regional, Local Government and Housing, a post he declined.
	www.snni.org /cgi-bin/snni2/list_item.cgi?archives/2003_0_28/namibia/np2802_4.txt (372 words)

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