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The German-Namibian Society is a non-profit, non-partisan and private organization with currently around 1,500 members and supporters. We support projects in Namibia, promote youth and cultural exchange, give out information, The new edition has just been published and will be sent to the members of the German-Namibian Society. A free trial copy is available at: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. To display Ja*aScript must be turned on! The booklet can also be subscribed to via the Klaus Hess Verlag: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. To display Ja*aScript must be turned on! Land Conference 2018 - reform of the reform? Two anniversaries and lost money From the DNG: Namibia Seminar 2018 Government Negotiations: Review of the history of the year 2015, shows the life and the struggle for survival in Windhuks actual center. Living in Katutura, Namibia's largest township, is not easy: it is often determined by poverty, drug and alcohol abuse, violence and crime are commonplace. How the different protagonists handle it describes the film. For example, former inmate Dangi (Chops Tshoopara) seeks to escape the cycle of drugs and violence and live a righteous life, while pro-profit gangster Shivago (Obed Emvula) seeks to widen his drug cartel and enter new markets. Te*nage gi*l Kondja (Gift Uzera), who is wheelchair bound, not only supports his mother and siblings, but also cares for street children, and he falls in love for the first time. Then the paths of these three people and their destinies collide. the Namib heard? The emergence of these fairy circles has long given up puzzles. Why is there only sand in these circular shapes in the gras*y landscape, while the edge is overgrown with gras*es? Are they a whim of nature or have they been created? But