Black People Economic Emancipation Association

25 Oct

BPEEA calling for nationalisation of mineral resources

ObserverNational NewsBlack People Economic Emancipation Association, BPEEA calling for nationalisation of mineral resources

Staff WriterThe Black People Economic Emancipation Association is calling on the Namibian Stock Exchange (NSX), Bank of Namibia(BoN) Ministry of Mines and Energy and the Parliament to nationalise mineral resources in the country. Today, the BPEEA, led by Namibian Economic Freedom Fighters (NEFF) economic commissar and activist Michael Amushelelo, demonstrated in front of the NSX, BoN, Ministry of Mines, and Parliament. Amongst their demands the BPEEA demanded urgent action plans and programs which will lead to the transfer of wealth to the ownership and bring it under the control of historically disadvantaged people, the nationalisation of all foreign-owned banks operating…

16 Sep

Nauyoma and Amushelelo in project black emancipation

ObserverNational NewsBlack People Economic Emancipation Association, Dimbulukeni Nauyoma and Michael Saddam Amushelelo, Nauyoma and Amushelelo in project black emancipation

Tujoromajo Kasuto Activists Dimbulukeni Nauyoma and Michael Saddam Amushelelo, who were recently released from prison after three months in detention, have formed a new association to fight for the economic freedom of black people in Namibia, particularly the youth. The association plans to do this by hosting a mass national protest on Tuesday, 25th October 2022 in Windhoek. This protest is aimed at reforming the laws and institutions that are a stumbling block to national prosperity. ‘’We shall petition institutions that continue to oppress our people. The aim of the protest is to call on the nationalisation of our resources…