insert_link Namibia Job Amupanda Clarifies: Affirmative Repositioning Remains a Movement, Not a Political Party Affirmative Repositioning leader Job Amupanda has reaffirmed that the movement is still active and not a political party. He clarified that while AR has recently established a political party department, it remains a movement with a broader focus. Amupanda emphasized that the new department does not change the core identity of AR as a movement dedicated to social and political issues. todayAugust 16, 2024 19
insert_link Namibia Activist-In-Chief of the Affirmative Repositioning party says leadership lacks in Namibia In a recent interview with Future Media News, Activist-In-Chief of the Affirmative Repositioning party, Job Amupanda, said leadership lacks in Namibia. todayAugust 5, 2024 16
insert_link Interview Transcripts Activist-In-Chief Job Amupanda Unveils Affirmative Repositioning’s Manifesto for Future Media’s Leonard Witbeen In a recent exclusive interview with Leonard Witbeen of Future Media, Job Amupanda, the activist-in-chief of Affirmative Repositioning (AR), laid out the party's comprehensive manifesto, focusing on key issues such as housing and employment. This detailed discussion sheds light on AR's strategic plans and vision for Namibia's future. Addressing the Housing Crisis Amupanda emphasized that the housing crisis in Namibia, now estimated to exceed 500,000 units, is a critical concern. […] todayJuly 30, 2024 24
insert_link Namibia Activist Calls for Massive Housing Supply to Address Windhoek’s Housing Crisis In a recent interview, the Activist-in-Chief, Job Amupanda of Affirmative Repositioning highlighted the pressing housing crisis in Namibia, emphasizing that the imbalance between supply and demand is driving up prices. He argued that to counteract exorbitant housing costs in Windhoek, a significant increase in housing units—around 10,000—would be essential to stabilize prices. todayJuly 30, 2024 16
insert_link Namibia Electoral Commission Responds To Opposition Parties Criticizing Its Impartiality After State House Meeting The Affirmative Repositioning and the Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters have voiced criticism against the government following a meeting with the Electoral Commission of Namibia at State House. President Nangolo Mbumba and Swapo secretary general Sophia Shaningwa attended the meeting. The parties expressed concerns about the ECN's impartiality, particularly noting Shaningwa's presence at the meeting. The Commission's De Wet Siluka. todayJuly 18, 2024 27
insert_link Namibia AR officially registered as political party The Affirmative Repositioning has officially been registered as a political party by the Electoral Commission of Namibia. AR Leader Job Amupanda says Namibia now has a political party for the future and the youth. He added that they are prepared to participate in the November election. todayJune 25, 2024 62
