insert_link Namibian Elections 2024 SADC sees regional decline in support for liberation movements The Swapo party has retained power in Namibia's recent elections, but it recorded its weakest performance since independence in 1990. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has made history as the country’s first female president. Swapo secured 51 of 96 parliamentary seats, garnering 53.4% of the vote—a sharp decline from the 65.5% it achieved in 2019. The party’s reduced majority reflects growing public frustration over unemployment, corruption, and inequality. The Independent Patriots for Change […] todayDecember 4, 2024 27
insert_link Oshiwambo Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah afindanapo omahoololo a Namibia 2024 Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah oye afindanapo ekondjelo loshipundi shoupresident momahoololo aliko oshivike shadjako mo Namibia. Pefimbo tatikosha konima ashike eshi kwayandjwa eshiivifo kutya oye eli omufindani womahoololo osho sha ningilwa meembelewa dakula do Commisi yomahoololo mo Windhoek onguloshi yadjako, Nandi Ndaitwa okwa ulika olupandu noku pupula kombuda ova Namibia eshi vemuhoolola. Nandi - Ndaitwa okuli omukainhu wotete okuningwa omutwe woshilongo wa Namibia. Okwati ota pandula ova Namibia ovo vaulika ohole koshilongo shavo, […] todayDecember 4, 2024 5
insert_link Nam Elections 2024 Opposition Leaders Boycott Election Results Announcement As Swapo’s Majority Shrinks The Swapo Party retained its majority in the National Assembly with 51 seats, a decline from 63 in 2019. The Independent Patriots for Change surged to 20 seats, marking significant gains. Opposition leaders boycotted the election results announcement, except Affirmative Repositioning leader Job Amupanda, who accused the Electoral Commission of election theft. Meanwhile, the National Democratic Party secured one seat, with its leader Lukato Lukato entering parliament. todayDecember 4, 2024 14
insert_link Nam Elections 2024 Mbumba Endorses Nandi-Ndaitwah as the Most Prepared Leader for Peace and Stability President Nangolo Mbumba urged all eligible voters to vote for Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah because she is the most prepared, capable and tested leader to continue maintaining peace and stability in the country and the SADC at large. Mbumba made the remarks during the Swapo part rally at Olukonda in the Oshikoto Region Tuesday. todayNovember 20, 2024 22
insert_link Namibia Swapo presidential candidate rebounds after collapse at Otjiwarongo rally After collapsing at a rally over the weekend, Swapo’s presidential candidate, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, faced public doubts about her leadership ability. However, she appeared resilient today while speaking at the Swapo Party manifesto discussions in the capital. todayOctober 28, 2024 116
insert_link Namibia Swapo promises 250,000 jobs for youth With Namibia facing high unemployment levels and political parties ramping up their campaign efforts to sway voters, the Swapo Party’s presidential candidate, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, has announced that the party has allocated over N$80 billion to create more than 250,000 jobs for unemployed youth in the country over the next five years. todayOctober 22, 2024 50
insert_link Namibia SWAPO commits to women empowerment SWAPO Party Women's Council Secretary, Fransina Kahungu, maintains that the ruling party has made progress in turning women's empowerment into a tangible reality. She adds that the party has proven the critics who doubted its 50/50 gender policy wrong. todayOctober 14, 2024 31
insert_link Namibia Swapo and IPC manifestos reveal big budget plans The Swapo Party's manifesto. Launched on Saturday, promises to spend over N$85 billion to create jobs for unemployed Namibians over the next five years if they win the election. The Independent Patriots for Change also released a manifesto at the weekend, which includes a N$100 billion budget for national development if the party is elected into power. Public policy analyst Dr. Marius Kudumo weighs in. todaySeptember 16, 2024 120
insert_link Namibia Swapo Party announces electoral college results The Swapo Party convened its much-anticipated electoral college, commonly referred to as the "pot," over the weekend. Approximately 600 delegates, including members of parliament and the party's central committee, participated in the process to elect candidates for the upcoming National Assembly election scheduled for November. Political Analyst Dr. Ndumba Kamwanyah weighed in on the electoral process, offering his opinion on the importance of the "pot" in shaping Swapo's political landscape. […] todaySeptember 9, 2024 342