The passing of H.E. Dr Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma, the Founding President of the Republic of Namibia and Father of the Nation, marks the end of an era. A towering figure in our history, he was a leader of unwavering resolve, a statesman of global repute, and a man whose dreams shaped the Namibia we see today.
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A mere 37 years after the Wright brothers flew for the first time in 1903, my grandfather, Capt. Frank Wood, flew for the first time. Serving as a fighter pilot in World War 2 and later joined South African Airways as one of the very first Captains of the airline.
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When Mc Ellen Afrikaner speaks about aviation, his words are not merely spoken; they soar. Passionate, articulate, and deeply committed to service, FlyNamibia’s Cabin Services Manager is a man who believes in the power of human connection… 30,000 feet in the air.
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Most little girls dream of being princesses, gymnasts, or doctors. Nerine Uys always knew she wanted to be a businesswoman. She didn’t just dream of running businesses – she built them, even if it was just with seashells and childhood imagination.
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Between 17 December 2024 and 7 January 2025 a coalition of dedicated conservation partners launched a crucial aerial surveillance operation over Damaraland. The goal was to combat wildlife crime, strengthen conservation efforts and protect Namibia’s unique biodiversity during the festive season.
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Driving back from Matemba Village near Ruacana to Nakayale Private Academy for Orphans and Marginalised Children, I felt the little boy on my lap relax. He had stopped crying and sat in silence, his face set, revealing not a trace of emotion. I could only sense the vast cultural divide between us and the complexities of his thoughts and feelings.
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In 2023, FlyNamibia, in partnership with Westair Aviation, launched an ambitious pilot bursary programme aimed at developing homegrown aviation talent. Selected from over 1,400 applicants, the chosen bursars embarked on an intensive three-year journey designed to shape them into well-rounded aviation professionals.
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Freedom fighter. Revolutionary. Liberation hero. Pan-Africanist. Sam Nujoma was all of this and so much more. He was the Father of the Namibian nation, and the pioneer who led Namibia to independence. Sam Shafiishuna Nujoma was born on 12 May 1929 at Etunda village near Okahao in the Omusati Region.
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Testament to the resilience and forward-looking nature of Namibia’s political landscape, Namibia experienced a seamless and dignified transfer of power, underscoring the country’s commitment to stability and governance. This follows the sad and unfortunate passing of His Excellency President Hage Gottfried Geingob.
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We meet the unsung heroes of the Namibian skies – Air traffic controllers, who play a crucial role in ensuring the safe and efficient movement of aircraft within controlled airspace and on the ground.
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