Moongo gets DTA campaign on road

OSHAKATI – The Vice President of the Democratic Turnhalle Alliance (DTA), Philemon Moongo, launched his party’s election campaign at Oshakati on Sunday.

Addressing DTA supporters, Moongo called on party members to start campaigning for the Presidential, National Assembly and Regional Council elections scheduled to take place in November. Moongo said that Namibians are responsible for defending their hard-won democracy and they should not allow Namibia to become a one-party state.He described the DTA as a political party for genuine democracy, people’s justice and peace.Moongo, who was accompanied by the former DTA member of the Ondangwa Town Council, Israel Shikondjo, held a similar meeting at Oluno near Ondangwa on Saturday.The party lost a seat to the ruling party in the Ondangwa and Ongwediva town councils, and another one to the Congress of Democrats in the Oshakati Town Council during the Local Authority elections held in May.The DTA will hold further campaign rallies at Ondangwa on October 23, Oniipa on October 24 and Omuthiyagwiipundi on October 27.- NampaMoongo said that Namibians are responsible for defending their hard-won democracy and they should not allow Namibia to become a one-party state.He described the DTA as a political party for genuine democracy, people’s justice and peace.Moongo, who was accompanied by the former DTA member of the Ondangwa Town Council, Israel Shikondjo, held a similar meeting at Oluno near Ondangwa on Saturday.The party lost a seat to the ruling party in the Ondangwa and Ongwediva town councils, and another one to the Congress of Democrats in the Oshakati Town Council during the Local Authority elections held in May.The DTA will hold further campaign rallies at Ondangwa on October 23, Oniipa on October 24 and Omuthiyagwiipundi on October 27.- Nampa

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