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Prime Minister Dr. Elijah Ngurare says that the Olufuko festival serves as a blueprint for preserving culture and tradition, and emphasized the need for ongoing support to ensure its continuation for future generations. In his keynote address during the official opening of the festival, he affirmed the government's steadfast commitment to reviving indigenous knowledge, rejecting any portrayal of it as paganism. He highlighted the government’s support for traditional leaders, who act as custodian

The Olufuko Cultural Festival holds great significance for the Aawambo people in Namibia, as it offers a unique opportunity to delve into the rich traditions and cultural practices of the Oshiwambo culture. This festival serves as a gateway for visitors to gain valuable insights into the vibrant heritage of the Aawambo community. If you're planning a trip to Namibia and have a genuine interest in immersing yourself in the cultural tapestry of the Aawambo people, the Olufuko Cultural Festival is

OLUFUKO TIME … Prime minister Elijah Ngurare arrives at the Olufuko Centre at Outapi on Friday morning. He is set to deliver a keynote address during the official opening. Video: Office of the Prime Minister | The Namibian

Olufuko Festival kicks off in Outapi UNDERWAY: A vibrant start to the Olufuko Festival has commenced, with the official opening ceremony happening now, showcasing the rich heritage of the Ovawambo people at Outapi. | Informanté

The voice of Dr Ngurale at Olufuko 2023 | Sam Nujoma Foundation

Maidens... Young women arrive at the Olufuko cultural centre to take part in this year’s Olufuko cultural festival. The event commenced on Saturday and will run until Friday in Outapi. Video: Helvy Shaanika | New Era Newspaper