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Note: Beginning in 1968, homelands similar to those in South Africa were established on the basis of then existing 17 native reservesfor the different groups in Namibia, and eventually three areas, East Caprivi, Ovamboland and Kavango, were granted self-government. In Jul 1980 the system was changed to one of separate governments on the basis of ethnicity only, and not geography. These governments were abolished in May 1989 at the start of the transition to independence.

Party abbreviations: CDA = Christian Democratic Action for Social Justice (split from DTA, 1982-1989, merged into UDF);DC = Damara Council (est.1972, as party from 1980);DTA = Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (SWAPO opposition, merger of LP, SP, Christian Democratic Union, NUDO, etc.,est.1977);FCN =Federal Convention of Namibia (merger of RBDP and NUDO Progressive Party, est.1988);NUDO= National Unity Democratic Organization (1964-1991, merged into DTA);RBDP = Rehoboth Bevryder Demokratiese Party (Rehoboth Free Democratic Party, merged into FCN, in 1988);SP = Seoposengwe Party (formerly Tswana Alliance, 1975-1980, merged into DTA);UDF = United Democratic Front of Namibia (mainly Damara alliance incl. DC, est.1989) 

1986                       Bushman Advisory Council established, no self-government.

Chairman of the Executive Committee
29 Dec 1980 - May 1989     Justus Garoëb                      (b. 1942)             DC

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Chief Councillors (the paramount chiefs of the Ovaherero)
20 Jul 1970 - 27 Mar 1978  Clemens Mutuurunge Kapuuo          (b. 1923 - d. 1978)
 7 Jun 1978 - Jul 1980     Kuaima Isaac Riruako               (b. 1935 - d. 2014)
Chairmen of the Executive Committee
 5 Dec 1980 - Sep 1984     Thimoteus Tjamuaha            
Sep 1984 - Aug 1987        Erastus Tjejamba (1st time)        (b. 1936)
Aug 1987 - Oct 1987        Gottlob Hengombe Mbaukua (1st time)(b. 1935)
Oct 1987 - Feb 1988        Erastus Tjejamba (2nd time)        (s.a.)
Feb 1988 - May 1989        Gottlob Hengombe Mbaukua (2nd time)(s.a.)

1980                       Included in theHerero administration.

Oct 1970                  Okavangoland homeland administration established.
1972                       Renamed Kavangoland.
 9 May 1973               Self-government granted.

Chief Councillor
Oct 1970 - 11 May 1973     Linus Shashipapo                   (b. 1929 - d. 1985) 
Chief ministers
11 May 1973 - Nov 1973     Linus Shashipapo                   (s.a.)
Nov 1973 - 20 Jan 1981     Alfons Majavero                    (b. 1934)             DTA
Chairman of the Executive Committee
20 Jan 1981 - May 1989     Sebastiaan Kamwanga                (b. 1929 - d. 1999)   DTA

Mar 1972                  East Caprivi homeland administration established.
Mar 1976                  Self-government granted.
 1 Apr 1976               Renamed Lozi.
 1 Jul 1984 - May 1989     Administered by the central government.

Chief Councillor
Mar 1972 - Mar 1976        Josiah Moraliswane                (b. 1914 - d. 1996)
Chief ministers
Mar 1976 - 20 Sep 1976     Josiah Moraliswane                 (s.a.)
21 Sep 1976 - 31 Mar 1981  Richard Temuso Muhinda Mamili      (b. 1932 - d. 1987)  DTA
Chairmen of the Executive Committee
 1 Apr 1981 - 30 Jun 1984  Josiah Moraliswane                 (s.a.)
Chairmen of the Caprivi Second Tier Representative Authority
(Chief Commissioners of the Caprivi)
 1 Jul 1984 - 29 Aug 1984  H.J. Becker
30 Aug 1984 - 18 Mar 1986  F.P.J. "Fred" Visagie
19 Mar 1986 - 19 Aug 1986  Izak "Sakkie" Johannes van der     (b. 1944 - d. 2014)
                             Merwe 
20 Aug 1986 - May 1989     Andries Gerhardus "Gerrit" Visser

Chairmen of the Executive Committee
 1 Jul 1980 - 31 Mar 1985  Cornelius Cloete                   (b. 1945)             DTA
 1 Jun 1985 - May 1989     Daniel Luipert                     (b. 1937)             DTA

 2 Oct 1968               Ovamboland homeland administration established.
1972                       Renamed Owambo.
 1 May 1973               Self-government granted.

Chief Councillors
 2 Oct 1968 - 14 Jan 1972  Uushona Shiimi                     (b. 1919 - d. 1972)
Jan 1972 -  1 May 1973     Filemon Elifas                     (b. 1932 - d. 1975)
Chief ministers
 1 May 1973 - 16 Aug 1975  Filemon Elifas                     (s.a.)
16 Aug 1975 - Jul 1980     Cornelius Thuhageni Njoba          (b. 1930 - d. 1982)
                             (acting to 26 Aug 1975)
Chairmen of the Executive Committee
Jul 1980 - Oct 1981        Cornelius Thuhageni Njoba          (s.a.)                DTA
Oct 1981 - May 1989        Peter Tanyangenge Kalangula        (b. 1926 - d. 2010)   CDA

Commissioners-general for the Indigenous Peoples of South West Africa
Jan 1964 - Jan 1965        Johannes Petrus van Schalkwyk      (b. 1914 - d. 1967)
                             Bruwer
Jan 1965 - 1970            Martie J. Olivier
1970 - Sep 1977            Johannes "Jannie" Marthinus de Wet (b. 1927 - d. 2011)

Chairman of the Executive Committee(Captain of the Basters)
 2 Jul 1979 - Jun 1989     Johannes "Hans" Diergaardt         (b. 1927 - d. 1998) RBDP;1988 FCN

Chairman of the Executive Committee
19 Dec 1980 - May 1989     Constance Letang Kgosiemang        (b. 1946 - d. 2012)  SP;1980 DTA