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'''Da-Palm Senior Secondary School''' is a rural school in [[Otjimbingwe]] in the [[Erongo Region]] of central [[Namibia]]. In 2014, it had been men [[Category:Otjimbingwe]] ...

* [[Augustineum Secondary School]], Windhoek, Namibia (previously also in Otjimbingwe and Okahandja) ...

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...er land and cattle but did not have the support of the European traders in Otjimbingwe, particularly [[Charles John Andersson|Karl Johan Andersson]] and [[Frederi Christian Afrikaner died in an attack on [[Maharero]]'s settlement at [[Otjimbingwe]] on 15 June 1863. This incident marked the beginning of the erosion of pow ...

|work=[[New Era (Namibia)|New Era]]}}</ref> Originally situated in [[Otjimbingwe]], it was relocated to [[Okahandja]] in 1890, and finally to [[Windhoek]] i ...[[Carl Hugo Hahn]] established the Augustineum as a [[seminary]]<ref name="Otjimbingwe">{{cite news ...

'''Gottlieb Wilhelm Eduard Redecker''' (30 April 1871, [[Otjimbingwe]], Namibia – 21 January 1945, [[Gütersloh]], Germany) was a German [[civ ...</ref> and his wife, Maria Caroline Amalie (née Gronemeyer), who came to [[Otjimbingwe]] in the then [[South West Africa]] from [[Bielefeld]] in [[Westphalia]] in ...

|death_place=[[Otjimbingwe]] ...idt grab in otjimbingwe.jpg|thumbnail|Grave Franz Heinrich Kleinschmidt in Otjimbingwe]] ...

...posure to missionary work in [[Africa]] was in 1867 at the settlement of [[Otjimbingwe]] where he worked with the [[Ovaherero]]. In 1870 he moved to [[Omaruru, Na ...ro language]]. On 17 June 1869 he married Minette Vogt of [[Gütersloh]] in Otjimbingwe. The marriage produced three children: Heinrich (7 May 1872), Gottlieb (25 ...

...is wife Anna Jörris, van Mettmann. Anna spent her first seven years on the Otjimbingwe mission. In October 1858, Anna, her five siblings, and parents traveled by ...

...ad, later known as [[Alter Baiweg]] (''Old Bay Path''), was extended via [[Otjimbingwe]] to [[Walvis Bay]].{{sfn|Vedder|1997|pp=252–253}} This route developed i ...tember 13, 1853. In early 1856, he returned, but this time he settled in [[Otjimbingwe]] where the Herero had taken refuge. ...

...angolo holds a Diploma in Theology from Paulinum Theological Seminary at [[Otjimbingwe]], she enrolled from 1970 to 1973. In 1974–1980, Kapewangolo in her early ...

...sionskirche otjimbingwe namibia.jpg|thumb|The Rhenish Missionary church in Otjimbingwe]] ...ad, later known as [[Alter Baiweg]] (''Old Bay Path''), was extended via [[Otjimbingwe]] to [[Walvis Bay]].{{sfn|Vedder|1997|pp=252–253}} This route served as a ...

'''Hans-Erik Staby''' (8 September 1935 in [[Otjimbingwe]]-30 November 2009 in [[Windhoek]]) was a [[Namibia]]n politician and one o ...

...The portions of the film were mostly shot and set in [[Okarundu]] and in [[Otjimbingwe]]. The film is produced by production studio Ndapunikwa Investments in asso ...

...avelled to the Cape, where he married. Andersson and his wife settled in [[Otjimbingwe]] (in modern central Namibia). ...

...Walvis Bay, his year-long journey between Scheppmannsdorf, Karibib, and [[Otjimbingwe]] allowed him to learn Khoekhoe, Herero, and the [[Ndonga dialect]] of the ...e, for her cleanliness, competence, and diligence. Vedder left Karibib for Otjimbingwe with Johannes Olpp, a missionary who furthered his instruction in Khoekhoe. ...

...enclave of [[Walvis Bay]]. Soon afterwards François stationed himself at [[Otjimbingwe]] (against the advice of acting commissioner [[Heinrich Göring]]) in order ...

...öring]] was appointed Commissioner and established his administration at [[Otjimbingwe]]. Then, on 17 April 1886, a law creating the legal system of the colony wa ...lonial protectorate troops—arrived, sent to protect the military base at [[Otjimbingwe]]. ...

...h) (whom missionary Heidmann had earlier tried to recruit), Okahandja, and Otjimbingwe.<ref name="lang"/> While based on descent within the families, they also ac ...

...ans to unite as a group. That is how, on 15 June 1863 at Otjizingue (now [[Otjimbingwe]]), Maharero was elected as the commander-in-chief of all Herero clans. Lat ...