A GROUP of 430 Namibia Defence Force soldiers left for Liberia yesterday morning to relieve the troops who have been stationed there since February as part of the United Nations Peacekeeping force.
More than 800 Namibian soldiers have been deployed there in the past six months, The first group to return is scheduled to land in Windhoek late last night. Another group of 430 soldiers will leave for Liberia on Saturday, when the second group is scheduled to return to Namibia.Another group of 430 soldiers will leave for Liberia on Saturday, when the second group is scheduled to return to Namibia.
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