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THE ATTACKS OF DR.NGOZI ORABUEZE USB REDCLARED HAVE TO LEARN FROM NAMIBIA 🇳🇦 ALGERIA 🇩🇿 ANGOLA 🇦🇴 GUINEA-BISSAU 🇬🇳 ZIMBABWE 🇿🇼 ​Below are 5 historical African nations that issued declarations from exile, faced fierce domestic/citizen propaganda attacks, but successfully achieved full international recognition and exist as sovereign, fully recognized member states of the United Nations today. 1. Algeria. Year of Exile Declaration: 1958 (September 19) ​Leader Who Issued the Declaration in Exile: Ferhat Abbas (President of the Gouvernement Provisoire de la République Algérienne / GPRA, operating in exile from Cairo, Egypt and Tunis, Tunisia). 2. Guinea-Bissau ​Year of Declaration in Exile/Liberated Zone: 1973 (September 24) ​Leader Who Issued the Declaration: Luís Cabral (alongside Aristides Pereira), operating from liberation headquarters in Conakry, Guinea. ​Citizen & Opposition Attacks / Propaganda: 3. Angola. ​Year of Declaration: 1975 (November 11) ​Leaders Who Issued Declarations: ​Agostinho Neto declared the People's Republic of Angola in Luanda (MPLA). ​Jonas Savimbi (UNITA) and Holden Roberto (FNLA, operating from exile in Zaire) issued rival state declarations in Huambo and Ambriz. ​Citizen & Opposition Attacks / Propaganda: 4. Zimbabwe. Year of Declaration in Exile: 1976 (October) ​Leaders Who Issued the Declaration: Robert Mugabe (ZANU) and Joshua Nkomo (ZAPU), who formed the Patriotic Front (PF) alliance in exile out of Lusaka, Zambia and Maputo, Mozambique. ​Citizen & Opposition Attacks / Propaganda: 5. South Africa (Anti-Apartheid Statehood Claim). Year of Exile Proclamation: 1969 ​Leaders Who Issued the Declaration: Oliver Tambo (President of the ANC in exile) along with the National Executive Committee operating out of Lusaka, Zambia and London. ​Citizen & Opposition Attacks / Propaganda: