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Parties decry ‘dirty’ campaigns 
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Parties decry ‘dirty’ campaigns 

Lahja Nashuuta As elections beckon, various political parties have deployed measures to ensure their members adhere to the Electoral Code of Conduct, thereby ensuring peaceful elections. The parties have also condemned mudslinging and other dirty campaign tactics by political adversaries that have become a regular feature in the local political theatre.  This week, Landless People’s...

NEFF irked by campaign material removal
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NEFF irked by campaign material removal

Sawi Hausiku  RUNDU – The Namibian Economic Freedom Fighters (NEFF) have voiced dissatisfaction with the Rundu Town Council for removing their campaign posters from street light poles around the town. NEFF spokesperson Teresia Hamurenge told Nampa on Monday that all posters belonging to NEFF, the Landless People’s Movement and the Popular Democratic Movement were removed...

PDM promises Kavango transformation
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PDM promises Kavango transformation

RUNDU – Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) leader and presidential hopeful McHenry Venaani has promised to change the fate of Kavango inhabitants once elected into power. He said no life will be lost due to crocodile attacks while people fetch water. He promised that he would improve the water infrastructure in the two regions. “Brothers and...

Mbumba preaches Swapo unity 
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Mbumba preaches Swapo unity 

Sawi Hausiku  NKURENKURU – President Nangolo Mbumba has called on Swapo supporters to remain united and strong in numbers. He asserted that they are too numerous to be defeated by a minority. He made the call while addressing Swapo supporters and sympathisers at a Swapo star rally at Mupini soccer field in Kavango West on...

UPM flirts with ex-Swatf, Koevoet fighters 
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UPM flirts with ex-Swatf, Koevoet fighters 

Rudolf Gaiseb The United People’s Movement is adamant about fighting for the recognition and respect of former South West Africa Territorial Force and the notorious paramilitary police unit, Koevoet by the government.  As the plight for recognition persists, they have urged both Swatf and Koevoet members to unite and support the party in the elections....

Swapo promises N$85bn for job-creation … intends creating 5 000 jobs in five years
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Swapo promises N$85bn for job-creation … intends creating 5 000 jobs in five years

Swapo Party vice president and presidential candidate Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says the party will channel N$85 billion towards job-creation and tackle youth unemployment in the country over a period of five years, once it retains power. “Comrades, we are going to create jobs… Youth unemployment remains a real challenge. The high rate of youth unemployment is...

PDM only party to transform Namibia – Venaani
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PDM only party to transform Namibia – Venaani

Auleria Wakudumo  Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) president McHenry Venaani says the party is the only vehicle through which Namibia can be transformed. This will be done through evidence-based, pragmatic solutions needed to address the source of unemployment and the multi-pronged developmental challenges the country faces, he stated.  Venaani was speaking at the party’s Oshana star...

 Itula warns against smear campaigns
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 Itula warns against smear campaigns

WALVIS BAY – Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) leader Panduleni Itula has warned Namibians to brace for an onslaught of smear campaigns and propaganda as the country approaches the much-anticipated elections next Wednesday.  Itula, who is adamant that he will be sworn in as the next president of Namibia after the elections, was addressing hundreds...

On the spot – UPM’s Jan van Wyk Opens Up
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On the spot – UPM’s Jan van Wyk Opens Up

The United Peopl e’s Moveme nt (UPM) grabbed media attention after the Speaker of National Assembly, Peter Katjavivi, chucked them from parliament on the instruction of their then alliance partner, Popular Democratic Movement.  But who is the UPM? This week, New Era journalist Lahja Nashuuta (LN) visited the party’s headquarters in Rehoboth and had an...

Towards the finish line …As 10 000 Special Voters Cast
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Towards the finish line …As 10 000 Special Voters Cast

Lahja Nashuuta Rudolf Gaiseb Windhoek – Close to 8 000 members of Namibia’s uniformed forces and fisheries sector employees yesterday took to the polling booths to cast their votes in this year’s Presidential and National Assembly elections. This special vote allows registered voters who cannot vote at their voting stations on election day (27 November)...