Lukas Sinimbo Muha – WINDHOEK OBSERVER

06 Jan

National Council officials going down under

ObserverNational NewsDirector Petrus Kavhura, Lukas Sinimbo Muha, Namiseb, National Council officials going down under

Martin Endjala Chairperson of the National Council, Lukas Sinimbo Muha, Director Petrus Kavhura as well as Secretary Tousy Namiseb are among 120 delegates currently attending the 26th Parliamentary speakers and presiding officers of the Commonwealth ( CSPOC) conference in Australia. The conference will focus on parliamentary engagement, innovation and security and is attended by 32 Commonwealth countries. “The Covid pandemic caught us by surprise and was devastating but valuable lessons have been learned,” Namiseb said in an interview with the Windhoek Observer Newspaper. He continued saying that , despite this, they were able to adjust and continue with Parliamentary work…

Parliamentarians urged to become innovators

ObserverNational NewsChairperson of the National Counci, Lukas Sinimbo Muha, Sixth Society of Clerks-at-the Table (SOCATT)

Martin Endjala A delegation comprising parliamentarians from various African states have been urged to familiarise themselves with the evolving technology to become relevant in the new normal. Lukas Sinimbo Muha, Chairperson of the National Council express this sentiment during the official opening of the Sixth Society of Clerks-at-the Table (SOCATT) professional development seminar today in Windhoek today. Concerns raised centred on parliamentary administrative duties as well as human resources that of late is feeling the effects of evolving technology, as well as their reluctance do things as usual. These the chairperson stressed require parliamentarians to move away from tradition, lamenting…

Namibia lost quarter of its forest area

ObserverNational NewsLukas Sinimbo Muha, Micky Lukeazi, Namibia lost quarter of its forest area, The National Council Chairperson

Martin Endjala Namibia lost nearly 20 percent of its forest area during the past 30 years, through wildfires, bush clearance of land for food production, security and illegal harvesting activities. The National Council Chairperson has warned that the country will lose more of its forest resources if it does not apply sustainable use its natural resources. Lukas Sinimbo Muha said this during the pubic parliamentary engagement on tackling climate change in Namibia at Safari Hotel. The engagement is aimed at strengthening the Namibian government’s work in addressing the unsustainable use of timber resources and uncontrolled deforestation. Muha said that the…