The National Council debate on the Appropriation Bill heated up as MPs voiced strong concerns about government spending and service delivery.

From unemployment to basic needs and calls for drastic budget cuts in the Prime Minister's office, lawmakers did not hold back.

MPs raised their concerns during the debate on the Appropriation Bill, calling for full implementation that truly benefits citizens.

Olukonda Constituency MP Phillemon Ndjambula stressed that the bill must go beyond paper promises.

Ndjambula stressed the importance of fully implementing the bill to bring about real change, particularly in creating jobs and improving access to water, electricity, and other essential services.

Khorixas Constituency MP Sebastiaan !Gobs expressed concern over the drastic cut in the budget for the Office of the Prime Minister, noting that the allocation has dropped from N$1.9 billion to just N$635.9 million.

Meanwhile, Richard Gaoseb of the Katutura East Constituency expressed dissatisfaction with the Anti-Corruption Commission.

Gaoseb said he is troubled by reports in the media that experienced investigation officers have left the Anti-Corruption Commission because of missed promotions.