For Justice, Understanding and Humanity

Everyone was hopeful that people of Namibia would go the solidly paved way into a promising future longed-for after the many years of colonialism, discrimination and oppression. The book gives insight into life and the medical work. It demonstrates the exercises of learning and hard work by understanding the people in need and for re-evaluating the challenges in fulfilling the responsibilities and tasks by meeting their expectations. To put the good intentions into practical perspectives, education must improve to strengthen the willpower for enhancing the capability and skills and the standard of work performances considerably. The prerequisites remain, which is humbleness, honesty, respect and hard work to elevate the attitude in assessing the social problems related to freedom, peace, equality and justice. The story likes to motivate the young generation in learning to understand the situation in depth by considering and analyzing the facts. It is of great importance to become a citizen by taking part in the process of building and consolidating the nation to an educated, just and responsibility bearing nation in keeping up and defending the fundamental values of humanity. The biggest goal is true humanity. To reach this goal, the prerequisites are personal modesty, true honesty, tolerance, dedication, passion and determination in social commitments and high ethics in the performance. The principles comprise mutual respect and understanding, the willingness to help people in need and to educate children to the best level, and to keep and cultivate the values of humanity, which has to be praised and practiced from generation to generation. Everybody is responsible to act accordingly that life maintains its deeply rooted meaning.

Medical doctor, visceral and orthopaedic surgeon at Oshakati hospital in the far north of Namibia from 1985 till 1998; developed an operative technique to bridge the long gap after removal of dead tibial bone in chronic osteomyelitis in children by vital fibular bone to prevent the amputation of the leg (published April 1994 in the American 'The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery').