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Order a long-term news report on Jeaneth Kuhanga
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The Namibian
Commissioner Jeaneth Kuhanga was appointed to the Land Reform Advisory Commission
“I extend a warm welcome to Commissioners Cardini Corinda Corinne Roman, Jeaneth Kuhanga, Mona-Lisa Nicoletta McKay and Ermelinda L. Tjimune.”
Minister Inge Zaamwani Calls for Review of Namibia’s Land Resettlement ModelWindhoek Observer
Jeaneth Kuhanga is newly appointed commissioner with appointment until 30 April 2029
“The newly appointed commissioners are Cardini Roman, Jeaneth Kuhanga, Mona-Lisa Mckay and Ermelinda Tjimune.”
Land reform faces five-year performance auditMinister of Agriculture Inge Zaamwani welcomed four newly appointed members to the Land Reform Advisory Commission on 8 October 2026, bringing the total to sixteen commissioners whose appointments run until 30 April 2029. The Minister called for a review of Namibia's land resettlement model to address systemic challenges in land reform implementation.
9 October 2026 · The Namibian →
Minister of Agriculture Inge Zaamwani welcomed four newly appointed members to the Land Reform Advisory Commission on 8 October 2026, bringing the total to sixteen commissioners whose appointments run until 30 April 2029. The Minister called for a review of Namibia's land resettlement model to address systemic challenges in land reform implementation.
9 October 2026 · The Namibian →
Agriculture minister Inge Zaamwani has ordered an audit of all farms acquired by the government over the past five years to establish allocation, usage, and rehabilitation needs. The audit will also count how many people have been resettled and how many farms remain unallocated.
9 October 2026 · The Namibian →
Agriculture Minister Inge Zaamwani has ordered a five-year performance audit of farms acquired under Namibia's land reform programme to determine how many beneficiaries have been resettled, whether farms are being productively utilised, and what challenges need addressing. The Land Reform Advisory Commission has been tasked with establishing how many farms were acquired, how many people were resettled, farm productivity levels, and reviewing whether the current resettlement model can accommodate more people.
9 October 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
The Land Reform Advisory Commission is now fully staffed following the appointment of four additional members at its first meeting. The commission, led by acting chairperson Petrus Canisius Nangol, was inaugurated in May 2026 but could not fully begin work under the Agricultural Land Reform Act until the vacant positions were filled.
8 October 2026 · Namibian Sun →
Members of parliament have called for tighter financial and administrative oversight of Namibia's land reform programme, citing weaknesses in resource management and pointing to an adverse audit opinion on the Land Acquisition and Development Fund for the year ended 31 March 2025, which included approximately N$24.4 million in land-tax income recognition errors and N$11 million in overstated receivables.
25 September 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
PDM president McHenry Venaani has called on the incoming land reform commission to reform Namibia's resettlement programme, arguing the current system fails to promote productivity. He proposed reallocating underperforming resettlement land to those capable of turning it into productive enterprises, and called for the commission to address corruption in land allocation and improve schemes' appeal to young people.
24 September 2026 · The Namibian →
The Otjozondjupa education directorate has received a two-hectare piece of land from the Otumborombonga community for the construction of a primary school, funded by a German couple and valued at approximately N$2.2 million. The school, expected to cater to learners from pre-primary to Grade 7, will ease pressure on distant schools and reduce travel burden for approximately 7,000 residents in the area.
19 March 2026 · New Era →