VOICED : Namibia's forgotten Herero people waiting for genocide apology

The transcript discusses the history and struggles of the Herero tribe in Namibia, who faced genocide by German colonizers in 1904. It highlights the ongoing negotiations for reparations and an official apology from Germany. However, many Herero people and other affected tribes view these talks as flawed and distrust the Namibian government to represent their interests. The transcript also touches on the discrimination faced by minority groups and the insensitivity of the government towards their historical suffering.

What significant event affected the Herero tribe in 1904?

How did the German colonizers impact the lives of the Herero people?

What are the Herero people's demands regarding reparations?

Why do the Herero people distrust the Namibian government in the negotiations?

What feelings do the minority groups express towards the current government?