Namibia: 'Struggle Kids' Should Be Patient ? Shitongeni

27 November 2012

THE chairperson of the ‘struggle kids’ recruitment committee, Zulu Shitongeni, yesterday appealed to those who resurfaced last week to exercise patience while the committee tries to find jobs for them.

The group of close to 200 people born in exile, who are currently living at the Ndilimani Cultural Group’s farm some 10 kilometres outside Windhoek, showed up at the office of Prime Minister Nahas Angula after an absence of almost four months from the news scene for answers on when they will get jobs.

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