The National Democratic Party (NDP) has promised to create job opportunities for young people if elected to power in the November national elections.
Its president, Martin Lukato, addressed a media briefing at Ondangwa.
Lukato has concluded his house-to-house campaign, carried out in the northern regions.
He hailed the effort as a success, noting its aim of getting voters to consider the better future offered by the NDP.
The National Democratic Party (NDP) is appealing to the government to declare the drought a state of emergency.
NDP President Martin Lukato said during a media briefing that the severe lack of rainfall has resulted in widespread crop failure, food shortages, and a dire lack of water for both people and animals.
The leader of the National Democratic Party (NDP), Martin Lukato, has been re-elected to lead the party once again at its first-ever congress since its establishment.
The congress was held at Katima Mulilo.
The Congress filled 18 portfolios, with Lukato and David Mwilima retaining their positions as President and Vice President, respectively.
Those who served in the positions of Secretary General, Vice Secretary General, National Chairperson, National Treasurer, Spokesperson, Mobilizer, and Coordinator all retained their positions.
The President of the National Democratic Party (NDP), Martin Lukato, has called for unity towards progress and development.
Lukato said this at a media conference where he called on members of the party to continue working towards creating better living standards for Namibians.
The National Democratic Party (NDP) is calling on the Namibian government to invest more in the agricultural sector to address poverty and unemployment.
The party president, Martin Lukato, said that Zambezi Region can become the country's breadbasket but lacks fully fledged agricultural projects such as green schemes that can contribute to the country's development and food security.
The National Democratic Party (NDP) has replaced Watson Kalaluka on the Katima Mulilo Town Council's management committee with Simasiku Mukendwa.
Kalaluka was removed from his party position for various reasons, including accusations of failing to commit to a 30% contribution from his sitting allowance, refusing to share minutes from council meetings, and engaging in the demolition of illegal housing structures at an informal settlement against the party's wishes.
