Pankratius Kondjamba took office as mayor of Oranjemund and told council members they need to get serious about helping residents find homes and build businesses. The Swapo politician laid out plans to grow infrastructure and attract investors while his deputy mayor, McCrailly Walters, represents the Landless People's Movement. Kondjamba made it clear that expanding water systems and supporting small enterprises are at the top of the agenda.
The new mayor pushed councillors from different parties to quit fighting and actually work together since the campaign season wrapped up. He reminded everyone that voters expect better services and improved quality of life moving forward. Kondjamba also brought up how Oranjemund used to have tight community bonds back when it was a closed diamond mining town, and he wants that same vibe to drive development after the area got official town status.
The new mayor pushed councillors from different parties to quit fighting and actually work together since the campaign season wrapped up. He reminded everyone that voters expect better services and improved quality of life moving forward. Kondjamba also brought up how Oranjemund used to have tight community bonds back when it was a closed diamond mining town, and he wants that same vibe to drive development after the area got official town status.
