insert_link Interview Transcripts INTERVIEW: Landless People’s Movement Applauds ECN Decision Granting Access to Political Parties In a recent development hailed as a significant step forward in democratic participation, the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has responded positively to a request from the Landless People's Movement (LPM) to grant political parties access to the registration process. Ivan Skrywer, representing the LPM, expressed his enthusiasm for this decision and outlined its implications in a recent statement. Skrywer commended the ECN for its responsiveness, emphasizing that such […] today4 June, 2024
insert_link Namibia LPM Applauds Electoral Commission’s Approval Of Political Party Access to Registration Process In a recent development hailed as a significant step forward in democratic participation, the Electoral Commission of Namibia has responded positively to a request from the Landless People's Movement to grant political parties access to the registration process. The oragnization's Ivan Skrywer, expressed his enthusiasm and added this concern. today4 June, 2024
Namibia United Democratic Front Ramps Up Voter Engagement Nationwide With the national elections around the corner and fast approaching, more of the country's political parties are hard at work engaging the electorate. The United Democratic Front recently visited several areas around the country. The party's Mabasen /Narib. Landless People's Movement held their community engagement activities in Ondangwa. Here's the party's Duminga Ndala. today29 May, 2024
insert_link Namibia LPM’s Lifalaza Simataa Emphasizes Political Accessibility Through Goreangab Community Outreach Program The Landless People's Movement's Lifalaza Simataa says in the realm of politics, visibility and accessibility are paramount. And for the LPM this one such initiative is the Goreangab Community Outreach program. today15 May, 2024
insert_link Namibia Landless People’s Movement Draws 400 Attendees at Public Meeting in Rundu, Kavango East Landless People's Movement held a public meeting in Rundu in Kavango East. The Ndama gathering attracted around 400 individuals. The party's Duminga Ndala expands. today22 April, 2024
insert_link Uncategorized Landless People’s Movement Continues Raising Concerns Over Oranjemund Mine Workers Lifalaza Simataa of the Landless People's Movement recently addressed the challenges faced by mine workers in Oranjemund, particularly regarding their accommodation and treatment by Namdeb. Speaking on behalf of the party, Simataa highlighted the alarming situation surrounding the eviction of mine workers from their hostels and the subsequent demands by Namdeb for payment towards accommodation. today28 March, 2024
insert_link Namibia Disagreement Among LPM Councillors Over Rabbit Purchase in Hardap Region Regional councillors representing the Landless People’s Movement at the Hardap Regional Council are in disagreement after the council reportedly purchased 120 rabbits without an official resolution. The party, with six councillors on the regional council, faces internal conflict over the matter. According to one councillor, Harald Kumbrude, the rabbits were purchased from Cadema Farming in February. Cadema Farming is owned by LPM women’s league leader Margreth du Toit and her […] today22 March, 2024
insert_link Interview Transcripts EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Landless People’s Movement Condemns NamDeb Housing Policy: A Case of Exploitation In a recent development concerning housing policies in Oranjemund, Namibia, the Landless People's Movement (LPM) has voiced its concerns over the actions of NamDeb, a diamond mining company operating in the region. Lifalaza Simataa, a prominent figure within the LPM, has raised alarm over NamDeb's decision to alter its housing arrangements for employees, shifting from providing accommodation and meals to now mandating employees to seek residency in company-owned flats at […] today20 March, 2024
insert_link Namibia IPPR’s Graham Hopwood weighs in on Mines and Energy Minister’s Denial of Corruption Allegations Regarding Petroleum Licenses Mines and Energy Minister Tom Alweendo dismissed allegations of corruptly awarding petroleum licenses in the oil and gas sector to a friend during a parliamentary session on Tuesday. The accusations surfaced following a question posed by Henny Seibeb, a Member of Parliament representing the Landless People's Movement, regarding corruption. Alweendo acknowledged similar accusations circulating on social media platforms. Graham Hopwood, Executive Director of the Institute for Public Policy Research, provides […] today13 March, 2024
