Gabs Kashe was sent on a mission on his first day at ‘Oshatotwa’
“It was my first day at Oshatotwa, when Maxton Mutongolume pointed me out and sent me on a mission back to Yuka,” Kashe recalls...
‘Hayuumba’ survived Apartheid’s most-wanted terrorist list
Haikokola, who is more well known by his combat name ‘Hayuumba’, has remained committed to his uniform and gun from the time he joined Plan in 1975 to his retirement during 2013 in an independent Namibia. But he has rubbed shoulders with
Daring Nopoudjuu was bouncing in battle
He refused to flee and stayed for the duration of the battle, which took over 12 hours...
The multitalented Dr Masaba
Gideon says his first action came at Epinga lyaAbiater when Plan attacked a police station...
Tribute: Often heroes are ordinary people who do extraordinary things
In every generation, there are those whose contributions to community and country are not made from positions of prominence, but through quiet acts of service and sacrifice. Their legacies are often written, not in headlines, but in the lives they touch and
Shingwalulu and the Caprivi connection
Elly Shilomboleni spent a significant part of his 20s terrorising the South African army and the SWATF in the then Caprivi strip...
Sampofu’s arduous journey
...“It was the safest place; the Boers were looking for Swapo all over,” ...
The war hero who defended ‘Jesus’ Hawala with his life
...he achieved renown the day he emptied his machine gun fighting off enemy fighters while protecting Plan’s second in command Solomon ‘Jesus’ Hawala...
