The Landless People's Movement's Bernadus Swartbooi has expressed disappointment with the National Assembly, stating that it fails to embody a democratic space rooted in values and virtues.
Swartbooi questioned whether the issues debated truly reflect the serious demands of and for the people.
President of the Landless People's Movement, Bernadus Swartbooi, urged the party to strive to secure the majority of the 96 seats in the National Assembly to bring about necessary changes in the country and further restore the dignity of citizens.
The Green Hydrogen Commissioner states that discussions surrounding green hydrogen in Namibia have progressed beyond mere conversation. It is now necessary for Namibia to develop a plan for a green industrial agenda, focusing on production and the establishment of new industries.
The Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly, Loide Kasingo, is heading a delegation to the Extraordinary Session of the Sixth Parliament of the Pan-African Parliament at the parliament's headquarters in Midrand, South Africa.
The session is scheduled to run from March 20th to March 27th, 2024.
The Operative Secretary of the Landless People's Movement (LPM), Dawid Eigub, says there is a need for the party to connect with all its members and establish the developmental challenges they face.
Eigub made the remark after an engagement with the community of Witvlei in the Okorukambe constituency.
The leader of the Landless People's Movement, Bernadus Swartbooi, says Rundu is in a deplorable state.
During a media conference, the party leadership raised a number of concerns, mainly related to the town's infrastructure and land.
The ||Kharas Regional Council has explained the reasons for its decision to relieve three Swapo Party councillors of their council duties.
The Landless People's Movement (LPM) MP Paul Isaak presented a motion for the allocation of land to address the pressing issue of housing for the urban poor and landless citizens in Namibia.
Isaak expressed gratitude for the opportunity to discuss this matter that touches the lives of all Namibians.
The Landless People's Movement has labelled charges against Namdeb's employee, Guame Stephanus, a witch hunt.
Stephanus also serves as an LPM representative on the Oranjemund Town Council.
Stephanus faces charges of putting the company's name in disrepute.
Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC Namibia) has released an official statement addressing allegations of missing funds.
