Kapia Should Study Law
I WOULD like to raise my concern with reference to the article in your informative newspaper about the SPYL.
My concern is about the stability Kapia and his colleagues are
talking about.
They are the very ones who are busy disturbing the peace and
stability because they think the country belongs to them.
When they say Kapia is representing the people, [I ask] which
people? What percentage of the youth in the country does he
represent? If Kapia does not think that the courts are adequate,
why didn't he study law? It is so illiterate to just shout - as
they say 'lee blikke maak die meeste geraas'.
He is a loyalist who should go to the Attorney General's office
and become a lawyer.
Or study politics as the time for shouting is over.
Nobody in Namibia will ever vote for you as President - you are
too intolerant.
Mr Kapia, do the following things before you start making
statement:
1. Read the Namibian Constitution in Oshiwambo
2. Enrol for a degree in Political Studies
3. Get educated advisors
4. Travel to other African countries and see what instability
has caused
Gwen Lister has been a friend of the Namibian people for a long
time and she will always be unlike the Kapias.
Keep it up Gwen - peace-loving Namibians will always be on your
side.
Don't give up the task - you will win the fight one day.
M Tshimwehatsho Read
Via e-mail
They are the very ones who are busy disturbing the peace and
stability because they think the country belongs to them.When they
say Kapia is representing the people, [I ask] which people? What
percentage of the youth in the country does he represent? If Kapia
does not think that the courts are adequate, why didn't he study
law? It is so illiterate to just shout - as they say 'lee blikke
maak die meeste geraas'.He is a loyalist who should go to the
Attorney General's office and become a lawyer.Or study politics as
the time for shouting is over.Nobody in Namibia will ever vote for
you as President - you are too intolerant.Mr Kapia, do the
following things before you start making statement:1. Read the
Namibian Constitution in Oshiwambo2. Enrol for a degree in
Political Studies3. Get educated advisors4. Travel to other African
countries and see what instability has causedGwen Lister has been a
friend of the Namibian people for a long time and she will always
be unlike the Kapias.Keep it up Gwen - peace-loving Namibians will
always be on your side.Don't give up the task - you will win the
fight one day.
M Tshimwehatsho Read
Via e-mail