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Windhoek Observer
co-founder Henny Seibeb resigned from the LPM
“Hangula observed that the LPM started to decline after the resignation of co-founder Henny Seibeb.”
‘LPM must fix internal structures after Keetmanshoop meeting disruption’ – AnalystsWindhoek Observer
Henny Seibeb urged young Namibians to pursue technical and vocational careers alongside traditional university qualifications
“TVET task force member Henny Seibeb urged young Namibians to pursue technical and vocational careers alongside traditional university qualifications.”
Unam summit questions relevance of degreesThe Namibian
Henny Seibeb resigned from the party and the National Assembly in 2024
“In 2024, deputy president Henny Seibeb and former secretary general Edson Isaacks resigned from both the party and the National Assembly.”
LPM cracks widenThe Namibian
Henny Seibeb was removed from the National Assembly at the request of then speaker Peter Katjavivi
“When, in April 2021, Landless People's Movement (LPM) parliamentarians Bernadus Swartbooi and Henny Seibeb were removed from the National Assembly at the request of then speaker Peter Katjavivi, many were surprised at the way they were manhandled.”
Is Namibia’s Democracy Under Threat?The Namibian
Henny Seibeb raised questions regarding corruption allegations in petroleum licensing
“Responding to questions raised by member of parliament, Henny Seibeb, Alweendo acknowledged the importance of fighting corruption but emphasised the need for accurate information.”
Alweendo refutes corruption allegations in petroleum licensingThe Namibian
Henny Seibeb was criticized in an LPM statement as unprofessional with childish and barbaric mannerisms
“A press statement signed by LPM national spokesperson Lifalaza Simataa criticised Seibeb as unprofessional with "childish and barbaric mannerisms" and "often violent, loud and unfiltered expressions of hate".”
Hell Hath No Fury Like LPM ScornedThe Namibian
Henny Seibeb asked the minister of sport to explain delay in football stadium renovation
“We support Landless People's Movement chief whip Henny Seibeb for asking the minister of sport to explain the delay in the renovation of football stadiums.”
Give Football a Chance to ThriveThe Namibian
Henny Seibeb called for transparency, saying the party only became aware of the government's efforts towards adopting green hydrogen through the media.
“Landless People's Movement parliamentarian Henny Seibeb earlier this year also called tor transparency, saying the party only became aware of the government's efforts towards adopting green hydrogen through the media.”
Civil society demands disclosure amid green hydrogen ‘secrecy’The Namibian
Henny Seibeb condemned the secrecy surrounding the green hydrogen project.
“Its parliamentarian Henny Seibeb condemned the secrecy surrounding the green hydrogen project earlier this year.”
Govt secretive on new green hydrogen-linked projectsThe Namibian
Henny Seibeb asked in parliament for closing the revolving door of insider trading
“Landless People's Movement (LPM) leader Henny Seibeb this week in parliament asked for "closing the revolving door" of insider trading.”
Toll Roads to NowherePolitical analysts say the Landless People's Movement needs stronger regional and local branches after its community meeting in Keetmanshoop was disrupted on Saturday. An analyst warned that parties without robust local structures risk becoming disconnected from supporters and overly dependent on individuals.
16 June 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Political analysts say the Landless People's Movement needs stronger regional and local branches after its community meeting in Keetmanshoop was disrupted on Saturday. An analyst warned that parties without robust local structures risk becoming disconnected from supporters and overly dependent on individuals.
16 June 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Education experts and policymakers warned at a University of Namibia summit that Namibia's higher education system risks producing graduates for unemployment rather than economic participation, with growing mismatch between university training and labour market demands driving rising graduate unemployment.
29 May 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
The Landless People's Movement faces growing internal tensions, with former councillor Joseph Isaacks accusing leader Bernadus Swartbooi of running the party dictatorially and the party suspending former mayor McDonald Hanse over alleged involvement in forming a new political party. The LPM's spokesperson denies disunity claims and says the party operates within constitutional rules, while Hanse contests his suspension and disputes the allegations against him.
19 April 2026 · The Namibian →
Namibia's transformation of vocational training centres into specialised TVET colleges presents an opportunity to embed artificial intelligence into education and skills development. However, successful integration requires deliberate policy, investment in digital infrastructure, instructor upskilling, and ethical frameworks to avoid deepening inequalities between urban and rural institutions.
10 January 2026 · The Namibian →