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Namibia: Party Manifestos - Crime and Safety

THE silly season, or politics of promises, as others know it, has seen different political parties making a myriad of promises to Namibian voters over the past couple of months. Full Article at AllAfrica.com

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  1. Hifikepunye Pohamba
  2. National Democratic Party

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  1. I don't think manifestos sway many votes - at this election (as at previous elections) the overriding factors will still be the history of the liberation struggle, the personal appeal of leaders, and ethnic affiliation
    SOURCE: AllAfrica.com 1 month ago
  2. The overall impression is quite bland. Most of the opposition parties pitch policies that are similar to Swapo's - perhaps where they differ most is on the issue of implementation. The opposition seems to be saying that Swapo is good on fine-sounding words, but less good on delivery of policy goals
    SOURCE: AllAfrica.com 1 month ago
  3. Manifestos matter to a certain extent for the credibility of a party. So you see most party leaders waving their manifestos at rallies - because they need to demonstrate that they have a set of policies. But it's true that very few people read them and for the most part they are boring documents
    SOURCE: AllAfrica.com 1 month ago
  4. However, the annual meeting of MAG on September 18 decided to nominate the full number of 72 candidates
    SOURCE: AllAfrica.com 2 months ago
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  1. Namibians queue to cast their votes at a rural polling station near Windhoek, Namibia, Saturday, Nov. 28, 2009.
  2. HAMBURG, GERMANY - OCTOBER 14: Klaus Staerk of the project Namibia attends the press dialogue of the DFB and foreign experts about DFB comments on international activities at the Hotel Intercontinental on October 14, 2009 in Hamburg, Germany.
  3. Former athletics sprinter of Namibia Francky Frederiks (R) takes part in a bike ride on October 1, 2009 in Copenhagen.
  4. (From L to R) India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Namibia's President Hifikepunye Pohamba, his wife Penexupifo Pohamba and Indian President Pratibha Patil pose for a picture during the ceremonial reception at the presidential palace in New Delhi August 31, 2009.

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  2. National Democratic Party
  3. Movement for Democratic Change