insert_link Namibia Political Groups Demand Funding for Ballot Oversight Political parties have expressed frustration over the Electoral Commission’s decision not to pay for their participation in monitoring ballot paper printing in South Africa. Manuel Ngaringombe, secretary general of the Popular Democratic Movement, said the four selected parties should not have to cover their own expenses for such a critical process. ECN’s spokesperson, De Wet Siluka. today16 October, 2025
insert_link Oshiwambo McHenry Venaani afonghoka eshi awa konghambe Omukomesho wongudu yo milameno moshilongo PDM McHenry Venaani, okwa lopotwa ina dula oku kufa ombinga ko shiindingili shefiku lo mapendafule osho shali sha dimbulukilwa onghela ko Katima Mulilo, moshitopolwa sha Zambezi molwaasho okwa fonghoka pefimbo lefiyafano loku londa eenghambe. Oshikundaneki sho News On One oshati Venani ina dula oku kakufa ombinga metyapulo lefiku lomapendafule molwaasho okwa fonghoka kokaulu kaye ko kolulyo. Oo eli hamushanga wongudu yo PDM Manuel Ngaringombe, okwati […] today27 August, 2025
insert_link Nam Elections 2024 Opposition Backs IPC’s Legal Action on Elections Opposition parties have endorsed the IPC's decision to contest the this year's presidential and National Assembly elections in court. The IPC has informed the Electoral Commission about its intention to file an urgent Electoral Court application. PDM secretary general Manuel Ngaringombe confirmed the move. Here's IPC's Imms Nashinge: Meanwhile...the Affirmative Repositioning Movement plans a Press Event for today at 11am. Here's AR's George Kambala: today2 December, 2024
insert_link Namibia PDM calls out tender award to controversial company The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) has raised concerns over the awarding of the tender for printing and producing ballot papers to Ren-Form CC, a company they claim is embroiled in corruption allegations. The party's secretary-general, Manuel Ngaringombe, voiced objections, citing the company's history of alleged irregularities in previous contracts. Ngaringombe referred to reports from last year, accusing Ren-Form CC of inflating a tender for the Suburban government by nearly 400 […] today22 October, 2024
insert_link Namibia All Peoples Party Deputy President Linus Muchila Confirms Party’s Vitality Linus Muchila, deputy president of the All Peoples Party, affirmed that the party is alive and well, dismissing recent rumors of its decline. He made this statement during the launch of the party's manifesto on Saturday in Rundu. In a separate event, the Popular Democratic Movement conducted its electoral college at the Gateway Centre in Windhoek. Here’s Manuel Ngaringombe, the party’s spokesperson: In the interim, the Republican Party's Henk Mudge […] today7 October, 2024
insert_link Namibia Namibians Demand Accountability as Independence Anniversary Approaches: Activist Plans Protest on Youth Unemployment As Namibia approaches its 34th Independence Day celebration, a growing number of citizens are holding leadership accountable for unfulfilled promises. Michael Amushelelo, an activist from the Namibian Economic Freedom Fighters, is gearing up to host a protest on Independence Day, focusing on the pressing issue of youth unemployment. The Popular Democratic Movement's Parliamentarian Manuel Ngaringombe had this to say on the matter. today11 March, 2024
insert_link Interview Transcripts EXCLUSIVE : The Postponement of the Rent Control Bill: Insights from Manuel Ngaringombe, PDM Spokesperson February 19, 2024/Leonard Witbeen In a recent statement, Manuel Ngaringombe, the spokesperson for the Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) political party, shed light on the postponement of the Rent Control Bill, providing valuable insights into the party's stance and approach towards this critical legislation. Mr. Ngaringombe began by expressing gratitude for the question and promptly delved into the key update concerning the Rent Control Bill. According to him, the bill has […] today19 February, 2024
insert_link Namibia Government Consults Experts to Enhance Rent Control Bill Urban and Rural Development Minister Erastus Uutoni stated last year that the government is actively consulting experts to improve the Rent Control Bill. This response came after accusations of deliberate delays by Popular Democratic Movement parliamentarian Maximilliant Katjimune. The government's commitment to seeking expert input reflects a comprehensive approach to strengthen the legislation. PDM's Manuel Ngaringombe provides an update on these efforts. today19 February, 2024
insert_link Interview Transcripts YOUTH UNEMPLOYMENT STILL NOT LABELLED AS A CRISIS IN NAMIBIA: PDM’s Manuel Ngaringombe Addresses Youth Unemployment and Calls for Accountability in Namcor Jan 25, 2024 |Leonard Witbeen Manuel Ngaringombe, a prominent figure in the Popular Democratic Movement, discussed the critical issue of youth unemployment in Namibia with Future Media's Leonard Witbeen. The conversation delved into PDM's strategies to address this pressing challenge and shed light on a motion initiated by the party to declare youth unemployment a national emergency. Ngaringombe commenced the interview by acknowledging the gravity of the youth unemployment situation, […] today25 January, 2024
