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President Hichilema Attends Historic Inauguration of Namibia’s First Female President

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President Hichilema and Namibia’s Fifth President and First female Head of State, Her Excellency Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, at State House in Windhoek.

President Hakainde Hichilema joined fellow African leaders on Friday to witness the inauguration of Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah as Namibia’s fifth president and first female Head of State at State House in Windhoek.

In a statement following the event, President Hichilema extended warm congratulations to President Nandi-Ndaitwah and commended the Namibian people for conducting peaceful elections. He also praised former President Dr. Nangolo Mbumba for ensuring a smooth transition despite the nation’s recent loss of both a sitting president and its founding leader.

“Today’s inauguration coincides with Namibia’s 35th Independence Anniversary, a remarkable milestone that showcases the country’s progress and resilience,” President Hichilema noted. “Zambia and Namibia share a deep-rooted friendship, forged through our support for Namibia’s liberation struggle.”

Following the ceremony, President Hichilema departed Windhoek for Lusaka, expressing gratitude for the prayers and support from Zambians during his visit.

“Happy 35th Independence Anniversary, Namibia,” he said, reaffirming Zambia’s commitment to strengthening bilateral ties with its neighbor.

President Hichilema returns to Lusaka from Windhoek

6 COMMENTS

  1. Let’s hope she’ll sort out the corruption in “Nambia” as Trump called it. We need our ZRA to operate from Walvis bay to ensure safe passage of Zambian goods. Crooks have a tendency to hold back goods on transit to Zambia knowing that our authorities are slow to act. We need a one stop clearing and forwarding system.

  2. The fact that no one in the opposition has even asked how many airmiles have been used since 2021, August is a sign we don’t have an opposition that seeks checks and balances but rather a reactionary troupe of drunken clowns.

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