Patrick Mwampole, a member of the veterans of the liberation struggle in the Zambezi Region, has urged voters in Nakabolelwa, Kabbe South, to unite and support Raymond Sezuni in the upcoming by-elections.
Mwampole encouraged all Swapo members in Kabbe South to rally around their candidate and collaborate on developing the constituency.
He emphasized that Swapo was instrumental in liberating Namibia, and it is now the responsibility of all citizens to work towards the country's economic emancipation.
He highlighted the importance of unity, stating that the collective effort fostered by Swapo should be embraced by all Namibians.
Mwampole urged the people of Kabbe South not to abandon Swapo but to strengthen the party by consistently voting for its candidates.
He reminded residents that development is a gradual process, not an overnight achievement, and called on them to support Swapo, which is committed to advancing all regions of Namibia.
Dorothy Kabula, the Acting Coordinator of the Swapo Party for the Zambezi Region, echoed these sentiments, urging the residents of Nakabolelwa to vote for Sezuni to uphold the legacy of the Swapo Party.
Kabula noted that Swapo has consistently led Kabbe South, and there is no reason to support another political party.
She pointed out that Zambezi and Namibia are rich in mineral resources that should be processed by
Namibians. Kabula reminded residents of the significant infrastructure development achieved in just 35 years, emphasizing that improvements in roads, electricity, healthcare, and schools will continue.
She also encouraged the youth to engage in the tourism industry, given the region's potential in this
sector. Kabula called on the residents of Kabbe South to strengthen community conservancies and work through their councilors to register and initiate projects that will enhance their living standards.
Kabula concluded by stating that only Swapo has a proven record of service delivery, urging Nakabolelwa residents to consistently vote for Swapo and its candidates.