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.
The two LPM council members and a senior member of the Karasburg Town Council were each granted bail of N$1000 by the Karasburg Magistrate's Court.
Two Karasburg Town Councillors and a staff member were remanded in custody after they appeared in the Karasburg Magistrates Court on Tuesday following an arrest by the Anti-Corruption Commission.
The Landless People's Movement member of parliament in the National Assembly, Henny Seibeb, is advocating for the discourse concerning the establishment of the Namibian Creative Hall of Fame, which will encompass a wide spectrum of creative domains, supporting and acknowledging both current and late local artists.
Landless People's Movement Chief Change Campaigner Bernardus Swartbooi wants to see community shareholding in emerging green hydrogen, oil, and gas sectors in the ||Kharas Regon.
The Landless People's Movement's (LPM) Chief Change Campaigner is calling upon the Namibian government, parastatals, and companies, particularly in the mining sector, to allocate at least a quarter of their job placements to local residents.
Landless People's Movement Chief Change Campaigner Bernadus Swartbooi has called on the Outjo Municipality to let go of its Chief Executive Officer, Josef |Urib.
Swartbooi made this call during a media conference in Outjo.
LPM has maintained its stance to pre-allocate land to landless Namibians, saying it's the only solution to the housing problem in the country.
Land delivery in Namibia requires a multi-faceted approach to ensure that every citizen has a place to build a roof over their heads.
