Fransina Kahungu – Windhoek Observer

28 Feb

SPWC charting a new path with young leadership

ObserverUncategorisedFransina Kahungu, Maria Ntusi, Ndumba Kamwenyah, SPWC charting a new path with young leadersh

Martin Endjala A political analyst says the Swapo Party Women's Council at its congress at the weekend elected a young and vibrant leadership, unlike in the past where its leadership was dominated by old veterans of the wing from exile. Ndumba Kamwenyah pointed out that the just concluded 8th congress of the wing elected a young vibrant leadership that will create new dynamics that will inject new ways of politics as compared to the previous situations where everyone one was familiar with each other. The congress elected the former mayor of Windhoek, Fransina Kahungu as the new secretary to succeed…

Shaningwa says 2022 congresses will cost Swapo a fortune

ObserverUncategorisedFransina Kahungu, Katrina Itula-Liswani, Shaningwa says 2022 congresses will cost Swapo a fortune, Swapo Party Secretary-General Sophia Shaningwa

Eba Kandovazu SWAPO Party Secretary General Sophia Shaningwa has called on the delegates attending the 8th Swapo Party Women’s Council congress to remain calm for the duration of the congress, saying that their state of mind and maturity will set the tone for the other upcoming Swapo congresses later this year. Shaningwa, speaking at the opening of the congress also said that members should be ready to accept defeat and support the winning candidate. Current SPWC Deputy Secretary Fransina Kahungu is contesting for Secretary, against Katrina Itula-Liswani. “It is encouraged that we are implored upon to remain united prior, during…

CoW finally approves decongestion plan

ObserverUncategorisedCity of Windhoek, decongest some Windhoek informal settlements, Fransina Kahungu

Helena Johannes The City of Windhoek had finally approved its plan to decongest some Windhoek informal settlements as a Covid19 emergency response measure close to two months after President Hage Geingob gave the directive, despite the number of Covid19 drastically decreasing. “The plan is well on track as I don’t know when exactly, but the plan was approved recently by the city council just this month,” Windhoek Mayor, Fransina Kahungu told the Windhoek Observer. She said the city council has given the mandate to its technical staff to research on places that need to be decongested. “They have started already…