Lukas Muha got voted back in as National Council chair and promised to keep things orderly while pushing the council's constitutional duties forward. The Mankumpi constituency rep has held his seat since 2015 without facing opposition, and he ran the council from 2020 until his recent reelection.
Muha said he wants the seventh National Council to stay tight with the National Assembly and regional councils while grinding through legislation like mental health reforms, land policy updates, and public enterprise governance changes. He plans to use past council reports as a roadmap for the next five years.
The Windhoek West councillor snagged the vice chair position during the same swearing-in ceremony.
Muha said he wants the seventh National Council to stay tight with the National Assembly and regional councils while grinding through legislation like mental health reforms, land policy updates, and public enterprise governance changes. He plans to use past council reports as a roadmap for the next five years.
The Windhoek West councillor snagged the vice chair position during the same swearing-in ceremony.
