BED, the University of Zambia; MA and MED, Columbia University, New York; postgraduate studies, University of Manchester. 1974, Founder Member, Namibia Education Centre for Namibian Refugees near Lusaka, Zambia; 1976-80, International Civil Servant at the United Nations Headquarters; 1981, First Secretary for Information and Publicity and later as Secretary for Education and Culture, SWAPO, Luanda, Angola; 1989, led a delegation of Officers of the People's Liberation Army of Namibia (PLAN) to negotiate a cease-fire agreement with South African Government. Formerly, Minister of Higher Education, Training and Employment Creation. Member of Namibian Parliament, the ruling party's Politburo and Central Committee. Member, Constituent Assembly that drafted the country's Constitution. Author: Civil Society, Research in Policy Formulation in Namibia, Exploring the Complexities of Education; Education for ALL: The Namibia Experience; Promoting Democratic Processes in Educational Decision Making: Reflections from Namibia's First Five Years. Recipient of awards.