ZNA, Namibian Defence Forces’ interaction hailed

He said the relationship between the two forces was also going to promote cross-pollination of ideas relating to conventional land service ammunition.

“I hope you are all aware that explosive operations can be extremely hazardous with a high probability of injury to personnel or property. I therefore urge you to ensure safety all the time in carrying out your duties and to use your acquired skills and knowledge to the best of your ability,” said Lt Col Munyanduki.

He encouraged soldiers to continue working hard despite the illegal sanctions, which were crippling the economy.

Of the seven who graduated, three were from Namibia.

Lieutenant Mandlenkosi Magiya was the best overall student.

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