JUST IN: The Year of Revival
Pres Hage Geingob has named 2023 the Year of Revival, saying it is time for the country’s collective revival, to shape its future, one step at a time as Namibians march towards shared prosperity.
In his New Year’s message last night, Geingob said 2023 will be about “reigniting the strength of a resurgent nation, a nation that looks into the future with renewed hope and optimism”.
2022 was the Year of Reimaging, and Geingob gave feedback on positive developments in the country, including Namibia’s hunt for oil and its green hydrogen aspirations.
“As a nation, we now have a good reason, to cease looking backwards, but rather to look ahead and pull forward into the direction of inclusive progress and prosperity,” he said.
Geingob continued: “Given these positive scenarios, we should pull ourselves out from the perennial frame of mind of pessimism, and rather collectively put the shoulder to the wheel with optimism, to realise these national projects.
“Therefore, let us all pull together as Namibian citizens, each at his/her respective level of responsibility to achieve inclusive and shared prosperity in the Namibian House, where no one should feel left out.”
In his New Year’s message last night, Geingob said 2023 will be about “reigniting the strength of a resurgent nation, a nation that looks into the future with renewed hope and optimism”.
2022 was the Year of Reimaging, and Geingob gave feedback on positive developments in the country, including Namibia’s hunt for oil and its green hydrogen aspirations.
“As a nation, we now have a good reason, to cease looking backwards, but rather to look ahead and pull forward into the direction of inclusive progress and prosperity,” he said.
Geingob continued: “Given these positive scenarios, we should pull ourselves out from the perennial frame of mind of pessimism, and rather collectively put the shoulder to the wheel with optimism, to realise these national projects.
“Therefore, let us all pull together as Namibian citizens, each at his/her respective level of responsibility to achieve inclusive and shared prosperity in the Namibian House, where no one should feel left out.”
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