Nambinga quits Parliament

FORMER Deputy Prisons Minister Jeremiah Nambinga quietly resigned from Parliament at the end of last week, the Speaker of the National Assembly Theo-Ben Gurirab has confirmed.

“I was away on an official mission until the end of the week, but the Deputy Speaker, Doreen Sioka, informed me about his resignation on my return,” Gurirab told The Namibian. Nambinga was Deputy Minster of Home Affairs from 1995 to 2000 and then moved to the Prisons Ministry, which was changed to the Ministry of Safety and Security in 2005.Nambinga obtained a seat in Parliament when Former Minister of Environment and Tourism Philemon Malima resigned in 2005.He is also a member of Swapo’s Central Committee.Nambinga was Deputy Minster of Home Affairs from 1995 to 2000 and then moved to the Prisons Ministry, which was changed to the Ministry of Safety and Security in 2005.Nambinga obtained a seat in Parliament when Former Minister of Environment and Tourism Philemon Malima resigned in 2005.He is also a member of Swapo’s Central Committee.

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