Mandate of Namibia

The **Mandate of Namibia** (Romanised Russian: Mandat Namibii) (German: Mandat von Namibia) (Afrikaans: Mandaat van Namibië) was a Chemgotan and Magadan Pact mandate established in 2077 following the end of the Southwestern Crisis, the Mandate of Namibia replaced the Joint Occupation of Namibia which proceeded the Mandate prior to its official establishment. In regards of this, the Mandate of Namibia did receive international representation as an independent state, however, geopolitically the Mandate was heavily mediated and administrated from Magadan despite being highly individualised and separate from Chemgota.

As the Mandate of Namibia was a de facto part of the Chemgotan External Territories (CET) one of the official languages of the Mandate were Russian along with German and Afrikaans which received popular distain from the native Namibian peoples who spoke indigenous languages in which the Republic of Namibia allocated to be constitutionally official languages. This discontent led to the Mandate of Namibia suffering from internal conflict from indigenous Namibians and foreign Namibians which sought to rightfully control the government's structure in regards of the Mandate's policies towards favouring one ethnic group. This led to the Chemgotan government voting in favour of intervention within the Mandate and to engage in peacekeeping operations within the region as the Namibian government reformed the policies implemented by its ruling party which was pro multicultural.

The failures of the Mandate ultimately led to the formation of the Second Republic of Namibia in the face of internal conflict arising which led to calls of independence to rise across Namibia in popularity which was troublesome for Chemgota's international prestige and potential as one of the world's Great Powers by contesting sphere of influences against adversary nations, ultimately as revolutionary forces began to seize control over localities within the remote hinterland regions of Eastern Namibia, in retaliation to the revolutionaries obtaining territory and advancing towards Windhoek, eliminating the garrisoned CDF and Magadan Pact personnel situated within the regions captured by rebel forces, Chemgota declared a state of emergency across the Mandate of Namibia and rapidly deployed reserved divisions to fight the rebelling factions. The rebel forces suffered several defeats which strictly weakened and restricted their movements towards the eastern regions of the country which Windhoek was secured, although as Chemgotan and Magadan Pact forces continued to assault Rebel held positions across the eastern regions their operations were unsuccessful which in turn humiliated the Magadan Pact's military flexibility, the humiliation ultimately led to accusations from the Namibians that Magadan Pact forces committed massacres within the east but the Chemgotan government and member states of the Magadan Pact denied these accusations of being true and a way to strategically spread misinformation campaigns of genocide to further increase recruitment and popularity of the rebel forces along with the international community condemning the acts of the Magadan Pact, this led to sanctions and international condemnation from Chemgota's closest allies to pull out of Namibia and allow the establishment of the Second Namibian Republic, Chemgota was reluctant at first, but ultimately accepted the opportunity to improve its international portrayal, however this let to many loyalists and Chemgotan diaspora within Namibia being treated poorly and a large exodus of minorities commenced in Namibia as the majority indigenous government replaced the Mandate..