Nudo — political party that meets with the President and raises parliamentary concerns about government capacity and economic policy.
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New Era
Nudo parliamentarian Vetaruhe Kandorozu expressed concern about revenue collection from Namibia's fishing industry by NamRA
“Zebaldt Ngaruka Sole Nudo parliamentarian Vetaruhe Kandorozu is a worried man. His concern stems from revenue collection from Namibia's multibillion-dollar fishing industry by the Namibia Revenue Agency (NamRA).”
Poor fishing, mining tax collection worries NudoInformanté
NUDO allegedly committed suicide as lawmakers
“Clearly, this is something Kandorozo did not grasp, before he and his NUDO-faction committed suicide as lawmakers.”
Tribalism and racism destroysThe Namibian
Nudo will field a presidential candidate for Namibia's first presidential debate in 2024
“It will be intriguing to witness presidential candidates from Swapo, PDM, LPM, IPC, UDF, Nudo, APP, NEFF, RDP, AR, CDV, and Swanu go toe-to-toe and endeavour to persuade voters to support them.”
Namibia’s First Presidential Debate a Win for DemocracyAn editorial argues that every presidential engagement should advance national interest, citing debate over President Nandi-Ndaitwah's appearance at the MTC Kasi Vibe Festival and noting concerns from NUDO and PDM leaders about how the Presidency's time and authority should be deployed.
23 hours ago · Windhoek Observer →
An editorial argues that every presidential engagement should advance national interest, citing debate over President Nandi-Ndaitwah's appearance at the MTC Kasi Vibe Festival and noting concerns from NUDO and PDM leaders about how the Presidency's time and authority should be deployed.
23 hours ago · Windhoek Observer →
A NUDO member of parliament has argued that the President should not officiate community and fundraising events like the MTC Kasi Vibe Festival, saying such engagements should be handled by ministers or regional leaders to preserve the dignity of the presidency.
31 July 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Namibia's rising unemployment and economic stagnation have intensified public debate over immigration, work permits, and border control. The Windhoek Observer editorial argues that while states have the right to regulate immigration, enforcement must follow legal institutions and constitutional principles rather than public mobilisation against particular groups.
1 July 2026 · Windhoek Observer →
Nudo parliamentarian Vetaruhe Kandorozu told the National Assembly that the Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy lacks adequate capacity and has become a "breeding ground for corruption," citing questionable diamond valuations, improperly awarded lithium licences, and inconsistent petroleum exploration licence processing, and alleged an ongoing dispute with Red Soil Energy and Mineral Exploration exposed systemic corruption spanning multiple administrations.
22 April 2026 · The Namibian →
Parliamentarian Vetaruhe Kandorozu has raised concerns about low tax revenue collection from Namibia's fishing and mining industries despite their significant economic contributions. He called for stronger collection systems, value addition to lithium, and industrialisation incentives to boost government revenue and reduce reliance on foreign loans.
20 March 2026 · New Era →
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah met with multiple delegations at State House over the past week, including a De Beers delegation led by CEO Al Cook, the PDM party led by McHenry Venaani, NEFF and Nudo delegations, the Brave Gladiators after their 2025 COSAFA Women's Championship victory, and Namibia International Energy Conference founder Selma Shimutwikeni.
11 March 2026 · Namibian Sun →
An opinion piece argues that tribalism and racism in the National Assembly, including a recent incident involving NUDO legislator Vetaruhe Kandorozu, undermine democracy and national unity. The author calls for Namibians to reject tribal and racial divisions and pursue a national dialogue based on equality and reconciliation.
10 March 2026 · Informanté →