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Geingob hears pleas for development
26 Nov 2014 18:00pm
WINDHOEK, 26 NOV (NAMPA) - The leaders of three Swapo districts in Windhoek expressed hunger for development when the party's vice-president Hage Geingob visited them on Tuesday.
Geingobs visit was aimed at finding out from the district leaders what he should do for their communities once he is elected into power, because residents of those districts are the ones who give Swapo the most votes in the Khomas Region.
They also urged the PM to provide them with toilets in the Okahandja Park informal settlement, claiming that many people have lost their lives trying to cross the Monte Christo Road to the other side to use the nearby bushes when nature calls.
Responding to their requests, Geingob said he will continue to help the Namibian people enjoy the fruits of their country, even though it might not come in one day.
He said more development will come once he is elected into power, since he is now aware of the communities needs.
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