THE VICTORY OF SWAPO AND THE FIRST WOMAN PRESIDENT IN NAMIBIA @KASIBCNEWS

The ANC Women's League celebrates the affirmation of the South West Africa People's Organisation (SWAPO) by millions of Namibians as their only hope towards the attainment of a National Democratic Society. SWAPO is one of the most decorated liberation movements in Africa in both combat and as leader of the Namibian society. Its perseverance in the battlefield saw the People's Liberation Army of Namibia (PLAN) fighting alongside our people's Umkhonto WeSizwe, in so many battles for the decolonisation of Sub-Saharan Africa. Therefore, we doff our hats for the African majority who have affirmed the progressive forces to proceed with the full liberation of the African majority, and denounce the steady push for the second colonisation of the African continent. 

The gradual deposition of liberation movements is a well-orchestrated counter-revolutionary agenda that is hellbent on discrediting the advancement of the National Democratic Revolution across the African continent. 

The ANC Women's League ululates in salutation for the significant victory attained by SWAPO in this election particularly under the candidacy of a woman. Comrade Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is a seasoned cadre who served the people of Namibia throughout the years of South Africa's Colonisation of a Special Type and thus towers as a woman of stature who is ready for the highest office. She has come full circle as a member of the Central Committee and Politburo of SWAPO, a President of the Namibian National Women's Organisation (NANAWO), a servant of the Namibian people through various ministerial positions, and the first female Vice President of Namibia. Comrade Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah's ascendancy to the highest office in the country of Andimba Toivo Ya Toivo and Sam Nujoma, is testimony that with perseverance and a resilient spirit, women can reach greater heights, and as former Malawi President Joyce Banda proclaimed "the seeds of success in every nation on earth are best planted in women..." Congratulations Madam President. Malibongwee!!!