APP to prioritise agriculture, education and land

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2024-09-18

WINDHOEK, 18 September 2024 - All People’s Party president Ambrosius Kumbwa. (Photo by: Andreas Thomas) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 18 SEP (NAMPA) - Education, agriculture, and land issues are the top priorities for the All People's Party (APP) as it prepares to contest in the upcoming general elections on 27 November 2024.
The party's newly elected president, Ambrosius Kumbwa, said on Wednesday that the party is set to launch its election manifesto in Rundu on 05 October.
During a press briefing in Windhoek, Kumbwa said APP will advocate for free education, food pr...

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