The late John Savva's son-in-law, Elia Hadjidakis, has urged Namibians not to let the story of the iconic businessman die but rather let it inspire them to achieve greatness. Delivering Savva's eulogy at the funeral service, Hadjidakis said the late businessman arrived in Namibia as a young man with only 20 rand in his pocket, but his hunger motivated him to work hard and become a successful entrepreneur. Hundreds of mourners from all walks of life paid their last respects to the philanthropist

#lostforwords Tousi TV - BREAKING: Islamic Gangs TAKE OVER London - UK Police SURRENDER ======================== *** What on God's earth have the liberal establishment elites done to our beloved country in but a few short years in our small island's long history and culture - that it should have come to this? 'It's like watching a nation busily engaged in heaping up its own funeral pyre' 'We must be mad, simply mad' #CAUSEandEFFECT #WEwantOURcountryBACK There are none so blind as those who will