Political parties manifestos comes under scrutiny

NAMPA

2024-09-15

WINDHOEK, 15 SEP (NAMPA) - Political parties' manifestos have lost value and often do little to reflect the party’s political ideology. More often, such manifestos merely spell out a plan of action for deliverables on vital services such as health care, housing, education and employment amongst others.
This is the collective view of panellists during a discussion titled “What Namibia’s 2024 elections means for jobs and big investment” on Friday....

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