Affirmative Repositioning MP who has advocated for preservation of founding president Sam Nujoma's legacy and youth leadership advancement.
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The Namibian
George Kambala said workers at China Town were arriving late because they have to use alternative routes
“Kambala said workers at China Town were arriving late because they have to use alternative routes, putting their jobs at risk.”
N$70m pedestrian bridges to be built in NovemberThe Namibian
George Kambala rejected plan to create zones within FMD-free zone
“Affirmative Repositioning (AR) member of parliament George Kambala has rejected the plan.”
Govt to divide FMD-free zone into smaller areasNew Era
George Kambala said Namibians had not been given sufficient access to information about seabed phosphate mining consequences
“In a statement issued on Monday, spokesperson for the movement George Kambala said Namibians had not been given sufficient access to information about the potential environmental consequences of seabed phosphate mining.”
Industry enlists Namandje in anti-phosphate fight …our ocean isn’t for sale, says ARNew Era
Member of Parliament George Kambala described the country's rental crisis as a quiet but urgent threat to young Namibians' future
“Member of Parliament George Kambala described the county's rental crisis as a quiet but urgent threat to the future of young Namibians.”
Yambuka houses attract interest from the landlessWindhoek Observer
George Kambala described housing as a fundamental issue of justice and dignity
“Addressing the gathering, Kambala described housing as a fundamental issue of justice and dignity, saying the country could no longer accept the rental crisis as a normal part of life.”
Over 2,500 Namibians register interest in Yambuka homesThe Namibian
Member of parliament George Kambala said housing is a form of justice
“Member of parliament George Kambala at the event said housing is a form of justice and that he supports initiatives that can provide formal homes for all families.”
Thousands register interest in new affordable housing company YambukaThe Namibian
Affirmative Repositioning paliamentarian George Kambala raised concerns about the ownership structure of commercial banks the ownership structure of commercial banks does not adequately support Namibia's developmental goals
“Meanwhile, Affirmative Repositioning paliamentarian George Kambala raised concerns about the ownership structure of commercial banks, arguing that it does not adequately support Namibia's developmental goals.”
Banking fees to ease gradually, says Bank of NamibiaWindhoek Observer
Member of parliament George Kambala said the issue raises concerns about trust in the monetary system
“Member of parliament George Kambala said the issue raises concerns about trust in the monetary system.”
Uanguta tells public to handle new coins properlyNew Era
George Kambala took issue with N$109 million ACC budget allocation for underfunding
“Affirmative Repositioning (AR) parliamentarian George Kambala also took issue with the N$109 million allocation, saying the continued underfunding of ACC denies it the opportunity to be on par with other anti-corruption bodies in the region and on the continent.”
‘High expectations on underfunded ACC unfair’New Era
George Kambala wants the ministry responsible for culture to constitute a task force to centralise, preserve, and curate Nujoma's historical documents and artefacts
“Kambala wants the ministry responsible for culture to constitute a task force consisting of the National Museum of Namibia, the National Heritage Council, and the Dr Sam Nujoma Foundation and family in centralising, preserving, and curating his historical documents, photographs, artefacts, and personal memorabilia within this national institution.”
‘Henties Bay to Sam Nujoma Bay’Minister of Works and Transport Veikko Nekundi announced that two pedestrian bridges along the Western Bypass in Windhoek will cost N$70 million, with construction expected to begin in November. Nekundi defended speed humps on the road and said pedestrians have experienced zero crashes since their installation.
19 October 2026 · The Namibian →
Minister of Works and Transport Veikko Nekundi announced that two pedestrian bridges along the Western Bypass in Windhoek will cost N$70 million, with construction expected to begin in November. Nekundi defended speed humps on the road and said pedestrians have experienced zero crashes since their installation.
19 October 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia is developing a plan to divide its foot-and-mouth disease-free livestock zone into smaller zones following an FMD outbreak at a commercial farm in the ||Kharas region. Authorities are assessing costs and logistics, though some farmers worry stricter movement controls could create operational bottlenecks.
24 September 2026 · The Namibian →
The Confederation of Namibian Fishing Associations has enlisted lawyer Sisa Namandje to challenge the Environmental Clearance Certificate granted to Namibia Marine Phosphate for the Sandpiper Marine Phosphate Project, citing the Environmental Commissioner's lack of transparency and failure to address the industry's repeated concerns since 2022.
11 August 2026 · New Era →
Elizabeth Likoro Yambuka's housing community launch saw more than 2,000 people register interest in viewing and purchasing homes priced at N$190,000 and N$120,000. The company is developing an alternative financing model to make homes accessible to those who may not qualify for traditional mortgages, as the government has declared housing and sanitation national emergencies.
30 July 2026 · New Era →
More than 2,500 Namibians registered their interest in affordable housing through Yambuka Housing at a community launch event in Windhoek, reflecting high demand for accessible homeownership solutions amid struggling rental affordability.
27 July 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
More than 2,000 people registered their interest in Yambuka Housing, a new company offering affordable prefabricated houses in Windhoek, at the company's launch on Saturday. The company offers two models: the 18 square metre Iyaloo house and the 40 square metre Shavena house, with prices starting at N$99,950.
26 July 2026 · The Namibian →
Martha Imalwa, the acting prosecutor general, says she is looking forward to leaving office at the end of the year. The Judicial Service Commission has restarted recruitment for a substantive prosecutor general after none of the eight shortlisted candidates met the required standard in a written assessment.
11 June 2026 · The Namibian →
The central bank governor told parliament that reducing high banking fees will take time as new regulations are implemented, though he expects significant progress within three years. Banks earned N$5.0 billion from fee income last year, representing 31.3% of their total income.
3 June 2026 · The Namibian →
Opposition leaders say Cassinga Day and Workers' Day have become political mobilisation events for Swapo rather than state occasions reflecting national unity, citing concerns about the presence of the Ndilimani Cultural Troupe and the absence of national institutions at these public holidays.
6 May 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Bank of Namibia governor Ebson Uanguta has urged the public to stop damaging the country's new coin series, saying such actions are contributing to their deterioration. The coin series, introduced last year, has drawn criticism over rust and reduced durability; Uanguta said the bank is investigating concerns and testing coins in laboratories.
30 April 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Affirmative Repositioning MP George Kambala has urged young Namibians to carry forward the vision of deceased Swapo parliamentarian James Uerikua, who died in a vehicle accident in Otjozondjupa on Friday. Kambala praised Uerikua's commitment to youth leadership, his advocacy for Ovaherero and Nama genocide recognition, and his belief in Namibian potential.
4 April 2026 · The Namibian →
Parliamentarians from multiple parties criticized the N$109 million allocation to the Anti-Corruption Commission for the 2026/27 fiscal year as inadequate, arguing that underfunding, limited access to modern technology, and outdated legislation prevent the institution from effectively combating corruption. MPs called for increased funding and legislative amendments to enable the ACC to keep pace with evolving criminal tactics.
2 April 2026 · New Era →
IPC lawmaker Armas Amukoto has urged Namibia to rename Henties Bay in honour of founding president Sam Nujoma as part of decolonising public spaces and honouring liberation heroes. The proposal comes as parliament also considers converting the Old State House into a museum dedicated to Nujoma's legacy.
19 March 2026 · New Era →
An Affirmative Repositioning MP has moved a motion in Parliament calling for the preservation of founding president Sam Nujoma's legacy, pointing to how other African nations such as Ghana and South Africa have honored their founding leaders through museums and heritage sites.
4 March 2026 · The Namibian →
IPC president Panduleni Itula has criticised the national budget for maintaining high operational spending while cutting development allocation, specifically flagging N$244 million spent on 243 workshops and excessive travel allowances, which he says could instead fund promised pensioner allowances and infrastructure. Other political parties and analysts dispute whether all workshop and travel spending is wasteful, noting that some supports essential government functions.
4 March 2026 · The Namibian →
Justice and labour relations minister Wise Immanuel was forced to withdraw a comment in parliament that opposition members interpreted as a physical threat toward AR MP George Kambala during a debate on an oil exploration bill. The speaker ruled the remark inappropriate, though Immanuel denied wrongdoing and claimed he was merely responding to interruptions.
5 February 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia's government is spending faster than it generates revenue, with analysis showing the apparent healthy cash position was largely due to sinking fund reserves rather than actual revenue collection. Experts warn that without improved tax collection and controlled spending, the country risks increasing reliance on borrowing, potential social spending cuts, and possible delayed creditor payments.
27 January 2026 · The Namibian →
The Affirmative Repositioning movement has expressed concerns over the 2025 grade 11 and 12 exam results, citing fewer than half of pupils passing, inequalities in the education system, rising part-time enrolments, and high failure rates. The movement is calling on the ministry of education to strengthen teacher training, reform the pupils' promotion system, review the curriculum, and address overcrowding and school admission policies.
21 January 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia's Ministry of International Relations and Trade, alongside political parties, condemned the United States' military strike against Venezuela and the capture of President Nicolás Maduro, citing violations of international law and national sovereignty. The government reaffirmed solidarity with Venezuela based on shared anti-colonial history, though some opposition figures questioned the framing while still opposing unilateral military intervention.
6 January 2026 · New Era →