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War veterans' leader Blessed Geza's call for an uprising against President Emmerson Mnangagwa failed to manifest through street demonstrations. Zimbabweans instead expressed collective dissatisfaction through a nationwide work stoppage, revealing substantial public discontent toward Mnangagwa's administration. This response raises questions regarding whether Geza's campaign should be considered unsuccessful. Measured against his explicit objective—instigating rebellion to depose Mnangagwa—he certainly did not accomplish his goal.
Nevertheless, Geza successfully mobilized public frustration, inspiring a protest form that manifested as numerous Zimbabweans refusing governmental entreaties to attend work. Though Geza's appeal for mass...
Namibian minister Ithete has proposed raising the government's stake in natural resources from 10% to 50%. The government currently maintains interests through the Epangelo Mining Company for minerals and the National Petroleum Corporation for oil and gas operations. Chamber of Mines executive Veston Malango declined comment yesterday when contacted.
Previously, Ithete declared smaller percentages as insufficient, suggesting foreign investors should depart if they reject higher state ownership. He stated that 3% to 15% shares amount to insignificant holdings and expressed confidence that alternative investors would emerge. When approached for further clarification yesterday, Ithete remained unreachable through calls or messages...
During a diplomatic meeting at the State House, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah emphasized Namibia's enduring commitment to Russia despite recent presidential transitions. The head of state welcomed Yury Trutnev, Russia's deputy prime minister and presidential envoy to the Far Eastern Federal District, underscoring the nations' deep-rooted bilateral connections.
The president acknowledged ongoing changes but stressed the importance of maintaining strong international partnerships. Referencing the Russia - Namibia Intergovernmental Commission meeting held earlier this year, she highlighted potential collaborative opportunities across multiple sectors, including agriculture, space exploration, fishing, mining, energy, tourism...
Six senior members of the Independent Patriots for Change announced their resignation from the party's Kavango East branch, citing deep concerns about internal governance and democratic practices. The departing officials, who held key regional positions, lambasted leadership for alleged undemocratic candidate selection and a culture of intimidation.
Party spokesperson Imms Nashinge, a member of parliament, responded with measured diplomacy. She emphasized the members' right to make independent choices and thanked them for their contributions to the political movement. The resignation letter detailed frustrations with what the members perceived as systemic organizational failures.
The group argued that despite extensive campaigning and...
A compelling narrative of political transition emerged as former Namibian justice minister, Yvonne Dausab, reflected on her recent cabinet departure with remarkable grace and composure. She approached her sudden ministerial exit with philosophical resilience, emphasizing personal growth and national development over potential resentment toward President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah's decision.
Dausab articulated an ambitious vision centered on cultivating a more compassionate national culture, specifically targeting the reduction of gender-based violence affecting children. Her commentary transcended personal disappointment, focusing instead on broader societal transformation and the potential for legal frameworks to advance social justice...
The Namibian government reshuffled executive directors across multiple ministries, sparking criticism about potential administrative inefficiency and resource waste. Policy experts raised concerns about the logic behind assigning multiple executive directors to certain government departments without a clear rationale for their distinct roles.
The Institute for Public Policy Research highlighted potential redundancy in the staffing approach, emphasizing that executive director skill sets should align precisely with ministerial needs. Cabinet secretary George Simataa announced widespread leadership changes, transferring senior administrators between departments and modifying their operational responsibilities.
Several high-profile moves...
In a transition of regional leadership, Bonifatius Wakudumo reflected on his quinquennial tenure as Kavango East's governor, expressing deep appreciation for the opportunity to serve. During a ceremonial handover in Rundu, Wakudumo characterized his administrative period as a profound journey marked by both challenges and meaningful achievements. He expressed gratitude to the region's residents for their sustained trust and collaborative spirit throughout his leadership. The outgoing governor underscored his commitment to diligent governance focused on regional development.
Wakudumo highlighted strategic efforts addressing critical areas, including infrastructure enhancement, youth advancement, and economic progression. He acknowledged...
