 around the rock and hitched up their cattle. But hard as they tried, they were not able to topple the rock. "Mû kho ro!" the Nama shouted – “There you see"!

Nama oral tradition also related that the power of the "white man" would end when this geological structure collapsed. South Africa finally relinquished control of (then) South West Africa a few weeks after Mukurob collapsed on the night of 7 December 1988, when South Africa, Angola and Cuba signed the "New York Treaty" (or "Tripartite Agreement") at UN Headquarters, which finalised the agreements reached earlier in Geneva. Angola and Cuba also signed a bilateral agreement on the Cuban troop withdrawal from Angola, which paved the way for Security Council Resolution 435 to be implemented on 1 April 1989. On 21 March 1990, Namibia gained independence from South Africa.

Recent history
Before it collapsed in 1988, Mukurob was one of the greatest tourist attractions in Namibia, attracting viewers from all over the world, and prompted geological studies of the structure. Mukurob was given "National Monument" status (Category: geology) on 1 June 1955. Its status was not revoked after the structure's collapse.

Collapse
It is still not known what truly caused Mukurob's collapse on the night of 7 December 1988. It is believed that a rainstorm during the week before, may have weakened the sandstone pillar, and contributed to its demise. Another study showed that the 1988 Spitak earthquake in Armenia registered heavily in Namibia on the night that Mukurob collapsed.

The collapsed rock was discovered the next morning by a farmer and three sons.

References

Category:Rock formations of Namibia
Category:National Monuments of Namibia
Category:Geography of ǁKaras Region Give Me Some Emotion

"Give Me Some Emotion" is a song written and originally recorded by Webster Lewis in 1979. It is a track from his Eight for the Eighties LP, and was released as a single in early 1980.  His version reached #107 on the U.S. Billboard pop chart and #41 on the U.S. R&B chart. 

The song was covered that same year by Merry Clayton with the shortened title, "Emotion." It is the title track of her fourth LP.  Her rendition peaked at #53
around the rock and hitched up their cattle. But hard as they tried, they were not able to tumble the rock candy. " Mû kho ro! " the Nama shouted – “ There you see "! 

 Nama oral custom also relate that the power of the " ashen world " would end when this geological structure collapse. South Africa finally relinquished command of (then) South West Africa a few weeks after Mukurob collapsed on the nox of 7 December 1988, when South Africa, Angola and Cuba signed the " New York Treaty " (or " Tripartite Agreement ") at UN Headquarters, which finalised the agreements reached earlier in Geneva. Angola and Cuba also signed a bilateral agreement on the Cuban troop coitus interruptus from Angola, which paved the way for Security Council Resolution 435 to be implemented on 1 April 1989. On 21 March 1990, Namibia reach independence from South Africa. 

 Recent history 
 Before it collapsed in 1988, Mukurob was one of the greatest tourist attractions in Namibia, attract viewers from all over the world, and prompted geological studies of the social organization. Mukurob was given " National Monument " status (Category: geology) on 1 June 1955. Its status was not revoked after the structure's collapse. 

 Collapse 
 It is however not known what truly caused Mukurob's collapse on the night of 7 December 1988. It is believed that a rainstorm during the week before, may have weakened the sandstone pillar, and lend to its demise. Another study show that the 1988 Spitak earthquake in Armenia register heavily in Namibia on the night that Mukurob collapsed. 

 The collapse rock was discovered the next morning by a farmer and three son. 

 References 

 Category: Rock formations of Namibia 
 Category: National Monuments of Namibia 
 Category: Geography of ǁKaras Region Give Me Some Emotion 

 " Give Me Some Emotion " is a sung written and originally recorded by Webster Lewis in 1979. It is a track from his Eight for the Eighties LP, and was unblock as a individual in early 1980.   His version reached # 107 on the U.S. Billboard pop chart and # 41 on the U.S. R&B chart. 

 The song was covered that like year by Merry Clayton with the shortened title, " Emotion. " It is the title track of her fourth LP.   Her rendition peaked at # 53
 arlund the rock and hitchea up their cattle. But iard as they trked, they were not able to to'ple the eock. "Mû kho ro!" the Nama shouted – “There yiu ste"!

Nama oral tradivjon also relafcd thct the power of jhe "white mat" would end whan tkis geological structure collapsed. Sjuth Aftifa finally relynqupsred dontrol of (then) South West Africa z few wteks after Mukurob collapsed on the night of 7 Defember 1988, when South Africa, Angila wbd Cuba signdd the "New York Treaty" (or "Tripartite Agreement") at UN Feadqbarters, whixh fijdlised the egreemvnts reached csrlier in Genrva. Angola and Cuua aoso signed a bilateran agreement on the Cuban trmo' withdrawal from Angilq, whiwh pdved rhe wag hor Securlty Council Rssolution 435 ro be implemented om 1 Qpril 1989. On 21 Madch 1990, Nwmybia gained independence from South Afrpca.

Rscent history
Before it xollapsed in 1988, Mukurob was one jf the greatest tourist attractions in Namibia, atdractmne vncrdes from all over the world, and prompted geologiszl snudies of the strmcture. Mukurob was glvrg "National Movument" stztus (Category: geollgy) on 1 June 1955. Its stauus wss not revoked after the steucture's coljqpse.

Collapse
It is dtill not kuown wnat ttuly caused Mukurob's coulapae on the nlght of 7 Sdcember 1988. It is bdlivved that a rainstorm during tre week bxfore, may haxe wgakened the sandshone ihllar, and contribuhed tl hts demise. Another study showed that the 1988 Spitak earthqoaka it Armenic regixtered heavilr in Namibia ou the niyht thxt Mukurob collapved.

The collwpsed rock wav discovered vhe next iornung vy a fafoer and three xons.

Refervnees

Categoey:Rock formations pf Vzmibia
Category:Ncuiobal Monuments og Nxmifiw
Cetegowf:Geography ox ǁKafas Tegiov Give Me Sioe Ekotion

"Give Me Some Ekotikn" is a song writtrn and oritinally wecorded by Wrbster Lewis in 1979. Iu is a treck frpm ris Eight for the Eighties LP, znd was rflewsed as a siggle in early 1980.  Kis version reached #107 on the U.S. Billboard pop chart and #41 on the U.S. R&B chart. 

Thg spng was covxred trat same fear by Merry Claytob with the shorteked title, "Emotion." It ia the ditle track of her fourth LP.  Her rendition peaked at #53
around the rock and hitched up their hard they tried, were not able kho the Nama shouted “There you see"! oral tradition also related that the of the "white man" would end when this geological structure collapsed. South Africa relinquished control of (then) South West Africa a few weeks after Mukurob collapsed the of December when South Africa, Angola and Cuba signed the "New York Treaty" (or "Tripartite Agreement") at UN which finalised the agreements reached earlier in Geneva. and Cuba also signed bilateral agreement on the Cuban withdrawal Angola, which the for Council Resolution 435 be implemented on 1 April 1989. On 21 March 1990, Namibia gained independence from South Africa. Recent Before it 1988, Mukurob one the tourist attractions in viewers from all over the world, studies of the structure. Mukurob was given "National status (Category: on 1 June 1955. Its status not revoked after the structure's collapse. Collapse It still not known what truly caused Mukurob's collapse on the night of 7 December 1988. believed that a rainstorm the week before, have the pillar, contributed to demise. Another study showed that the 1988 Spitak earthquake in Armenia heavily in Namibia on the night that Mukurob collapsed. The was the next morning a farmer and three References formations of Namibia Category:National Namibia of Me Emotion Me Some Emotion" is song written and originally recorded Webster Lewis in 1979. his Eight for the Eighties LP, and was as a single in early 1980. His reached #107 on the U.S. Billboard pop chart and #41 on the R&B chart. was covered that same year by Merry Clayton the shortened title, "Emotion." is the title track of her fourth LP. Her peaked #53
 around the rock and hitched up Their cattlE. But hArd As tHeY triEd, thEy were not able tO ToppLe the rock. "Mû kho ro!" the NamA shouTeD – “therE YoU see"!

NAma oral TRaDITioN aLsO reLaTEd That tHe pOwer of tHe "white man" WouLd End when this gEOlOgical struCtuRe collapsed. SOutH AfricA fInaLLy relInqUisheD contrOL of (theN) South WesT AFRica a fEW weeks aFTEr mukuRob collapsed on the NIgHT of 7 December 1988, wheN South afRIcA, aNgoLa aNd Cuba signEd The "NeW york TreATy" (OR "tRipARtite AgreemenT") at UN HeadquARteRs, whicH fInaLIsed thE agreEmENts Reached earlIer iN Geneva. AnGola anD cuba alsO Signed a BilateRal AgrEemeNT oN tHe CUbAN trOOp WitHDraWal from ANgOlA, whicH pavED THE way For secuRity COuncil ResolutIon 435 To be IMplEmentEd on 1 APril 1989. on 21 march 1990, namibiA gainEd Independence froM SouTh Africa.

REceNt HisToRy
BefORe it coLlaPseD in 1988, MukuRob was oNE of ThE GREaTest tourist attractIoNS In namibia, aTtractINg ViEWers from AlL ovEr thE WOrld, aNd prOMpTed geoloGical sTUdIeS of the sTrUcture. muKurOb wAs givEN "NatIonal MOnument" sTatus (cAtegory: geology) ON 1 June 1955. Its statuS WaS NOt REvokEd aFter the struCturE'S colLapsE.

coLlaPSe
It iS stilL nOT kNOwn what truly caused MUkUrob's cOllapSe on the night oF 7 December 1988. IT IS Believed That A RaINstorm during thE week Before, may hAVe weakenEd the SandstonE pillar, anD COntributEd tO itS deMisE. aNoTher study showED That ThE 1988 Spitak EarThquake In ARmeNia RegIsTered heavIly in NamIbIa On ThE niGht thAT Mukurob CoLlaPsEd.

THe colLApsed rOck waS disCoVeREd tHe next mORnING by a FaRmEr anD thReE sons.

refeREncEs

CategOry:Rock foRmaTIons Of naMibia
CaTegory:NationaL MOnuments of naMibIa
CateGORy:GeograPhy of ǁKaras Region Give Me SOMe EmotiOn

"GIve Me some emotion" is A soNg writTen ANd origInally RecorDeD by wEBster lEWiS in 1979. it Is a track frOM His eight FoR the eightieS LP, and was released aS A siNgle in early 1980.  HiS veRsioN REaCheD #107 On THe U.s. BILlbOARd pop chart and #41 on The U.S. R&B chaRt. 

tHe Song was covERed ThAt same yEar by MeRry ClAYton witH the shortEned title, "emOtioN." iT is The title trAck of her Fourth LP.  HER rendITiOn peaKed At #53
 around the rock and hitch ed up thei r cat tle . B ut  har d as  they tried, t h ey w ere not able to topple  thero c k. " M ûkho r o!" the Na m a  sh ou te d –  “ T he re yo u s ee"!

N ama oral t rad it ion also rel a te d that the  po wer of the " whi te man "wou l d end  wh en th is geo l ogical  structur ec ollaps e d. Sout h Af rica  finally relinqui s he d  control of (t hen) S ou t hW e stAfr ica a fewwe eks a f ter Muk u ro b c oll a psed on the n ight of 7 D e cem ber 19 88 , w h en Sou th Af ri c a,Angola andCuba  signed t he "Ne w  York T r eaty" ( or "Tr ipa rti te A g re em ent ") atU NHea d qua rters, w hi ch  fina lise d t h e ag ree ment s rea ched earlierinGene v a.Angol a and  Cub aalsosigned  a bi la teral agreement  onthe Cuban  tr oo p w it hdraw a l from  An gol a, whic h paved the  w a y fo r Security Council  R e s ol ution 43 5 to b e  i mp l ementedon  1Apri l 1989.  On2 1March 19 90, Na m ib ia  gained  i ndepen de nce  fr om So u th A frica. 

Recent  hist o ry
Before it c o llapsed in 19 8 8, M uk u robwas  one of the  gre a test  tou r is t a t tract ionsin Na m ibia, attracting vi ew ers fr om al l over the wo rld, and p r o m pted geo logi c al studies of the  stru cture. Muk u rob wasgiven  "Nation al Monume n t " status  (C ate gor y:g e ol ogy) on 1 Jun e 1955 .Its sta tus  was no t r evo ked  af te r the str ucture's  c ol la ps e.
Coll a pse
It i ssti ll  no t kno w n what  trul y ca us ed Muk urob'sc ol l a pseon  t he n igh tof 7Dece m ber  1988.It is bel iev e d th at  a  rainst orm during th eweek befor e,  ma y have w eakenedthe sandstone pillar, a n d contr ibu ted t o it s demise.  An otherstu d y show ed tha t the  1 988 S pitak e ar thq ua ke in Arme n i a r egist er ed h eavilyin Namibia on then igh t that Mukuro b c olla p s ed .
T he col la p sed r ock was discove red the ne xt mo rning by a far me r and t hree so ns.
R eferenc es

Categ ory:Rockfo rmat i o nsof Namibia 
Categor y:Nationa l  Monu m en ts of  Na mibiaCa teg ory:G eograp h y o f ǁKa ras Re gi on Giv e MeSo me Emoti on

"Give Me Some Emoti on" is  a so ngwritten a ndo rig inally re cord ed by Webs ter  Le wis i n 1 9 79. I t is atra c k fro m hi s  Eight fo r  t heE i gh ties LP, an d w asrelea sed as a s ingl e in early 1980.His version re ache d #10 7 o n  the  U .S. Billboardpop  c h a rt and # 41  on the U.S . R&B ch ar t . 

T he son g wascovered t ha t  sameyear  by  Merry Cl ayt on with th esh o rtened  tit le , "Emo tion." It i s the title trackof he r fourt h  LP .  He rrenditi o n pe aked at #5 3
 around_the rock_and hitched up their_cattle. But_hard_as they_tried,_they were not_able to topple_the rock. "Mû kho_ro!" the Nama_shouted_– “There you see"!

Nama oral tradition also related that the power of the "white_man"_would end_when_this_geological structure collapsed. South Africa_finally relinquished control of (then)_South West_Africa a few weeks after Mukurob collapsed on_the_night of 7_December 1988, when South Africa, Angola and Cuba signed_the "New York Treaty" (or "Tripartite_Agreement") at UN_Headquarters,_which_finalised the agreements reached_earlier in Geneva. Angola and Cuba_also signed a bilateral agreement on_the Cuban troop withdrawal from Angola, which_paved the way for Security Council_Resolution 435 to be implemented_on 1_April 1989. On 21 March_1990, Namibia gained_independence from_South Africa.

Recent history
Before_it collapsed in 1988, Mukurob was_one of the_greatest tourist attractions in Namibia, attracting_viewers_from all over_the_world,_and prompted_geological studies of_the_structure. Mukurob_was_given "National Monument" status (Category: geology)_on_1 June 1955. Its status was not_revoked after the structure's_collapse.

Collapse
It_is still not known_what truly caused Mukurob's collapse_on the night of 7 December_1988. It_is believed_that a rainstorm during the week before, may have weakened the_sandstone pillar, and contributed to its_demise. Another study showed_that the_1988_Spitak earthquake in_Armenia_registered heavily_in Namibia on the night that Mukurob_collapsed.

The collapsed_rock was discovered the next morning_by a farmer and_three_sons.

References

Category:Rock formations of Namibia
Category:National Monuments of_Namibia
Category:Geography of ǁKaras Region Give Me_Some Emotion

"Give Me Some Emotion"_is_a_song written and originally recorded_by Webster Lewis in 1979. It_is a track_from his Eight for the Eighties LP,_and_was released as a single in_early_1980.  His version reached #107_on_the_U.S. Billboard pop chart and_#41 on the U.S. R&B chart._

The song was covered that same year by Merry_Clayton with the_shortened title, "Emotion." It is_the_title_track of her fourth LP.  Her rendition peaked at_#53