Steven Tjiraso (Software Engineering) Prof Guy-Alain Lusilao Zodi (Head Computer Science Department) Rosetha Kays (Lecturer-Software Development) Gereon Koch Kapuire (Deputy Head-Software Engineering), Dr Collin Stanley (FCI Acting Dean) Students: Keneth Nekundi, Kuizikee Maendo and Shatipamba Kashume The Faculty of Computing and Informatics is an elite group of computer experts who work dili- gently with students to bring many communities, busi- ness and specialist industries software, programmes and other solutions FCI stands out at NUST because it was the first Faculty to implement two Masters and two PhD degrees by research in 2014 Faculty of Computing and Informatics (FCI) at the...

Photo on male circumcision from Ancient Egyptian relief, Ankhmahor, Saqqara, Egypt (2345–2182 BCE) as published in www.tandfonline.com They have him pinned down, several men, and they repeatedly beat him. They beat him again and again. His screams often to pause the beatings, but they resume. And it continues. Amid all of it he is being asked questions. “Please my master,” he says amid screams as another voice retorts, “you know right...you know,” and the question and statement are repeated during breaks in the lashing. “I am being beaten over my wife,” he says and a question follows. “ Who does...

The neutral name Ovaherero communities give people from the Damara community is Omutakume or Omuzorotua. There has never been any doubt that Otjiherero-speaking Angolan and Namibian communities like Ovatjimba, Ovahimba and Ovazemba come from the same root. These communities do not only share related languages, but most are pastoralist and share a tradition and culture. These cattle-keepers are proud communities, which had regarded other communities to be of lesser worth than them. When a typical, uncivilized Omuherero addresses a person from a community other than his/her own, the tone will emphasise some superiority. The neutral name these communities give people...

Judge Laura Taylor-SwainJudge Michael ParkJudge Ralph K WinterJudge Rosemary PoolerThe judges in two separate US courts who made rulings that bogged down and possibly stopped the Ovaherero and Nama Genocide lawsuit from bringing justice to both communities. Ovaherero and Nama communities wishing to litigate in the United States of America (USA) for justice for the 1904-1908 Genocide that nearly wiped out both communities and completely changed their ways of life for the worst have met two disappointments in their case there. On 11 March 2019, Judge Laura Taylor Swain of the US District Court in the Southern District of New...