Dismay... Opposition parties gathered today at Parliament to express their disappointment following the Electoral Commission of Namibia’s decision not to cover the expenses of political parties to travel to South Africa. The trip was intended for the inspection and signing off of the ballot paper printing for the upcoming Regional and Local Authority Elections slated for next month. Video: Rudolf Gaiseb | New Era Newspaper

NO DIRECT CONNECTION| President of the Association for Localised Interest (ASOLI), Joseph Kauandenge, has expressed that serving in Parliament lacks direct connection with the people, stating that lawmakers are often limited to legislating. Speaking at a press conference on Wednesday, Kauandenge, a former parliamentarian, emphasized that serving in local authorities offers a better platform to engage with communities and address their needs directly. He also criticized the influence of political

MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT PAY COURTESY VISIT TO THE INSPECTOR GENERAL OF POLICE | 13 OCTOBER 2025 Honorable James Uerikua, Chairperson of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on International Relations, Defense and Security at the Courtesy Meeting with the Inspector General of Police, Lt. General Joseph Shikongo at the National Police Headquarters in Windhoek today, he noted that albeit members being from different political parties, they however have established common ground vested in serving the

Today we are busy doing ground work, we are at The People’s Parliament Stop & Shop busy signing up members who wish to join Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters. Revolutionary Greetings Saddam Amushelelo The People’s General Commissar for Economic Development Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters #NationalProtestAgainstHighUnemployment21stMarch2024 #VoteNEFF2024 @nameconomicfreedomfighters | Michael Amushelelo

WATCH | Namibia's newly elected members of Parliament (MPs) attended an induction workshop today to prepare for their leadership roles and responsibilities. | New Era Newspaper