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The 2011/12 BUdglt Speech by Hon.

P.H.

Moongo ~T A of Namibia Honourable Speaker and Honorable Members of Parliament, Allow me to salute and congratulate all members ofDTA and the Namibian people in general who entrusted me and voted for me to represent them in representative the Namibian Parliament.

You cannot be here to as people's unless you have rigged elections.

And that cannot be ruled out in this August House as we are still having an ongoing 2009 elections case.
It is now 20 years after Namibia obtained its independence that the so-called "Mighty" SWAPO Party took the government from the minority, apartheid regime.

I thought SW APO Party had ruled enough time.

She is supposed to have enough experience and skills on how to run the Government: ministries, control parastatals and institutions, effectively and professionally.

are still being It embezzled with impunity.

In my understanding the more years Namibians allow SWAPO Party to rule; SWAPO becomes corrupted.
is shocking and horrifying that hundreds the more they become poorer and in tUTI1 of millions Hon.

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Honorable and Members of Parliament, The NBC is busy slashing and minimizing exec tive managers from 9 to 5 because of lack of funds and mismanagement, the Minister of Finance is giving us a false hope that "employment for all is coming now."
Hon Speaker Honorable and Members of Parliament, I It is embarrassing that NBC loses 170.6 million and again more millions were corruptly abused in the previous cases in the past years.

In the same government, hundreds of millions have been stolen through TEKO trading company and 660 millions in GIPF just to mention a few.

There are pertinent questions: l.Does SWAPO party needs more years independence have been wasted and gone to the dogs?

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How much more millions are going to get lost or embezzled or corrupted under its supervision?

to rule after 20 years of our Hon Speaker, Honorable Members of Parliament, ,- is a fact that before independence there were bitterness and during the war of liberation It and anger caused by the dark chapter of struggle, It and anger must have been history today.

oppression.

That bitterness supposes to be over after democracy and self- the arrival o£-,~ determination in Namibia.
The spirit of hope, unity, justice and time for true conciliation and reconciliation was supposed to dominate the hearts of all Namibians in order for us to become a real "One Namibia, One Nation".

It is a pity that some SW APO Party leaders who are still enjoying the limelight intolerance, of State power are misusing it to preach the gospel of hatred, discrimination, racism and violence.

The spirit of true unity is forgotten and now they are preaching the one-party State unity.
The result is that true reconciliation is in vain.

tribalism, Honorable Members of Parliament, in billions, a discriminatory in SWAPO" but and persistently remained in SWAPO".

the fight for or against "remaining While dishing out more taxpayers' money, ruling the current party has formulated some law that does not benefit feared, accused and being detained as Namibians who were previously "enemy agents and spies of the apartheid regime".
They formulated a War Veterans' Act containing a section that excludes other war veterans except It must be those who "constantly the liberation struggle for Namibia noted here that was not about of our the independence law against some war veterans is motherland.

The current discriminatory to make sure that some Namibians were not nothing else than attempts economically empowered.
I therefore call upon the SWAPO Party regime to learn from the current declaration by the High Court of the harsh punishment meted out by the Stock Theft Act as unconstitutional.

I also call upon Legal the human rights groups, Anti-Corruption Commission Assistance Center, the ex- legal support and render people and legal-minded the violation of their to seek redress against detainees and war veterans the Namibian Constitutional lOin specifically, Article and, in Namibia.
The as unlawful Constitution which prohibits discrimination economic benefits of the State cannot be confined to individuals because of their political ideology at the expense of all.

to intervene rights Honorable Members of Parliament, clearly The confirms that true reconciliation and true healing is a pipedream.
MiQ,ist~r otb by the SWAPO-led discriminatory government practice '\-~@., \ funds to budget and receive is political hypocrisy it from international community, in the name of all citizens, but only to deny fellow citizens the very same public resources.

The peace and harmony can only be achieved if the national cake is benefiting everyone and not those "who remained in SWAPO".

This is crime against humanity being committed by to access the Swapo Party in Namibia.
Therefore, because of this denial public resources, Government must establish a Truth and Reconciliation leaders, and an ex- Commission, the them so that judges practice of discrimination can come to an end.

I recommend that the said Act be returned to this August House and the discriminatory section be removed can benefit with so that all Namibians who qualified as war veterans political favor.
There is need for a fair compensation to the victims and then reconciliation will start from there, then Namibia can become 'One Namibia and One Nation'.

to listen to all concerned parties and reconcile composed of an ex-Bishop, traditional Honorable Speaker, Members of Parliament, The flood situation in Caprivi, Kavango and the former Ovamboland regions was left to continue unabated.

Every year, we have the same experience and problem caused by rain and flood.
One wants to ask as what happened to the funds that were collected during the same problem?

Was there no budget allocation during the 2009/2010 to solve this flood crisis once and for all?

The Government should have concrete huge dams to catch the to harvest the tree flowing water from Oshanas.

Such large amount of water could be used for food production.

Now, it is clear that little or nothing was done in the last twenty years.
Honorable Speaker, Honourable Members of Parliament, The solution is that the Ministry of Works, which will benefit from the N$9 billion for employment creation, is suppose to build huge bridges on the low lying parts of the road to allow a large amount of water to flow smoothly through, and also build medium bridges in-between the main bridges.

There is also a need to build canals to lead the water away from inhabited areas.
This will prevent water to overflow and destroy properties, such as buildings in the surrounding areas.

Large and medium bridges on the main roads (tarred and gravel) must be build in the areas that are prone to flood.

The current, small bridges prevent and block the water to flow unhindered as it is traditionally used to do from Angola.
Honorable Speaker and Honourable Members of Parliament, The residents of Oneshila, in Oshakati, Oshana Region, are in danger of being flooded because the oldest Nam Water dam is full to its capacity and it has no sluices to release water.

And even if it has sluices, it is located in the middle of the town.

Nam Water for this poor planning and must pay the damage to be caused by overflow of water.
The ministry of Agriculture, under which Nam Water falls, must use its part current budge of employment to build a modern dam far from center of town.

1 strongly believe this is one way of creating new jobs for the unemployed Namibians.

is responsible creation, Honorable Speaker and Honourable Members of Parliament, it is earmarked and departments have the capacity to implement the pressing problems will be addressed.
Will for (2011/12) amounting to N$ I am generally happy with the current budget 37.7 Billion.

Its appearance looks reasonable and the presentation by Hon.

Minister of Finance sounds impressive.

But the serious concern is whether the ministries it and the fund create whether the high rate of employment unemployment?

Will poverty, hunger and flooding be addressed directly by this budget?
There is a dire need for classrooms to be built at both primary salaries need to be increased as an and secondary incentive to get and retain the best qualified teachers in public schools.

If this budget it be another futile exercise and a way of blowing more hundreds of millions into the air as usual.

is not catering for the concerns schools.


Teachers's I raised above, to reduce in order it will Honorable Speaker and Members of Parliament, The second to get the biggest share of the budget is the health sector.

There have been complaints of overtime of nurses not being paid by the State.

There were reports of patients dying because of gas or electricity blackout.

there be enough Will medicines.

Will doctors be recruited for health center and hospital?
I am asking these questions because I am worried as SWAPO Party government there be no reports of the lifts broken down.

Will seem to have good, planning consultant but has a problem to implement its own plan.

Honorable Speaker and Honourable Members of Parliament, The defense sector has also received a big share of the cake.
Will the money address the problem the thin salaries of the ordinary members of Defense Force or it will it just increase the bigger salaries of the high ranking officers in the force?

The salaries of the non-ranked officers need to be adjusted urgently in order to close the gap between those with high ranks and those with lower or no rank.

There is also an urgent need to construct more, new military bases.
Hopefully, the amount allocated for employment The amount allocated to create employment, must be seriously supervised and monitored to avoid more lip-service and the money ending up in the pockets of individuals who hide behind the name Black Economic Empowerment (BEE).

The unemployment will keep on rising as long as corruption has become a tradition of running this country.

What I can say for now is, let us wait and see!