Landless People’s Movement Raises Concerns Over Housing Policies in Oranjemund

The Landless People’s Movement has raised concerns over a recent housing policy change by NamDeb, a diamond mining company operating in Oranjemund. Lifalaza Simataa of the party has voiced alarm over NamDeb’s decision to transition from providing accommodation and meals to requiring employees to seek residency in company-owned flats at their own expense.

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Written by: Leonard Witbeen

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