Kledura Imalwa

Managing Director at JRK Global Energy~MBA, Bsc~ Exploration Engineering Certified Chinese Mandarin fluency Girl MOM 🎀

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@TheNamibian Nasan, proudly Namibian 📌

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@ObserverNamibia It’s like they also rub things onto our cars😪

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@VPofNamibia Beautiful 😍 made me smile

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“I cannot be compromised…”

On The Agenda this Sunday, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah says her family is entitled to pursue business interests - provided these are conducted beyond reproach. In the interview, marking her first full year in office, she reflects on her administration’s key achievements so far and outlines priorities for the next four years.

Watch the full interview at 20h00 on NTV (DStv channel 285, GoTV channel 25), or at 19h00 on the Network Media Hub’s YouTube channel.

#TheAgenda
#NTV
#NamibiaAt36

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Message by Her Excellency Dr Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on International Women’s Day
8 March 2026

Her Excellency Dr Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, joins the rest of the world in the commemoration of International Women’s Day, which is held annually on 08 March as part of the global movement to advance women’s rights, promote gender equality and recognise the invaluable contribution of women and girls to the development of societies.

In her message of commemoration, President Nandi-Ndaitwah says:

“Today, I join Namibians and the global community in commemorating International Women’s Day under the theme ‘Rights. Justice. Action. For All Women and Girls.’

Over the years, the world has made important strides in advancing the rights and empowerment of women. Across many societies, women have gained greater access to education, leadership, and economic opportunities. These achievements are the result of decades of advocacy, courage and determination by women and men who believed in equality and justice. Yet, while we acknowledge this progress, we must also recognise that the journey towards full equality is far from complete.

International Women’s Day therefore reminds us not only to celebrate the achievements of women and girls, but also to reflect on the work that still lies ahead. Around the world, women continue to face barriers that limit their full participation in society. This year’s theme is a clear call to action for all of us to remove the obstacles that prevent women and girls from fully enjoying their rights and opportunities.

For Namibia, this occasion allows us to reflect on the progress we have made since Independence. As a nation, we have taken meaningful steps to promote gender equality and to ensure that women take their rightful place in the development of our country. Today, women contribute immensely across all sectors of society, whether in government, business, agriculture, education, or within our communities.

This year also reminds us of the historic commitments made at the 1995 Beijing World Conference on Women, where nations came together and adopted the Beijing Declaration and Platform for Action. That moment marked an important turning point in the global movement for gender equality, affirming that the empowerment of women is essential for development, peace and human dignity. Namibia remains committed to the spirit of those commitments as we continue expanding opportunities for women and girls in our country.

I am particularly encouraged to see women serving with distinction in leadership positions across our country. Their voices, ideas and commitment continue to shape our democracy and help guide our nation forward.
To the women and girls of Namibia, I want to say this clearly: your dreams are not limited by your gender. In today’s Namibia, you can become whatever you aspire to be. The opportunities before you were made possible by those who fought for the rights and dignity of women. Nothing should stand in the way of your ambitions except the limits you place on yourselves. I therefore encourage every young girl and every woman to embrace these opportunities with confidence and determination.

As we celebrate the progress we have made, we must also remember the many women across the world who are still living under oppression and denied the opportunities that others enjoy. On this day, they remain in our thoughts. We must continue working together as a global community so that one day every woman and girl, regardless of where she is born, will have equal access to the opportunities, dignity and rights that others are fortunate to enjoy.

At the same time, we must acknowledge that challenges remain. Gender-based violence, economic inequalities, and harmful social attitudes continue to affect many women and girls. Addressing these challenges requires continued effort and cooperation from government, civil society, traditional leaders, the private sector and the broader community.

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Response by President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah on the Misleading Allegations of Family’s Interest in Oil and Gas Sector

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah would like to respond to the misleading allegations published online and in print media about her family’s alleged control of the oil and gas industry.

President Nandi-Ndaitwah responds as follows:
With respect to the article headlined “President under fire for ‘family oil interest’,” written by Mr. Eliaser Ndeyanale and Mr. Martin Endjala and published in The Namibian newspaper on 3 February 2026, as well as the allegations attributed to Ms. Jemima Beukes, I state categorically and without reservation that my children have no interests, direct or indirect, in the oil and gas sector.

I therefore require that the journalist concerned retract the statement and issue a public apology, or, in the alternative, present credible and verifiable evidence to substantiate the allegations.

For the record, like any Namibian citizen, my children have the full and equal right to participate in the country’s economy. They do so to contribute to national development, the well-being of our people, and their own lawful livelihoods. We will not be faulted for exercising this right as long as it is done within the confines of the law.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah

[Kledura Imalwa @kledura]

@NamPresidency Indeed 🙏❤️🇳🇦

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May 2026 be a year of extraordinary achievements for us as a country, a year in which nothing is too big for us to dream and nothing is impossible for us to pursue.

I wish all Namibians, residents and visitors a blessed, safe and prosperous New Year.

May the steadfast love of the Lord, which never ceases and His mercies which are new every morning (Lamentations 3:22-23), go before us in the year 2026.

Long live the Republic of Namibia.

[Kledura Imalwa @kledura]

@Am_Blujay Why 😅😅😅😅

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Happy Holidays!!

[President Netumbo Ndemupelila Nandi-Ndaitwah @SWAPOPRESIDENT]

“I wish you all a Merry Christmas and a Happy Prosperous New Year” 🙏 Comrade Netumbo Ndemupelila Nandi-Ndaitwah, President of the Republic of Namibia & the SWAPO Party 🎄🎁

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President Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah today commissioned three National Task Forces on Economic Recovery, Health, and Housing and Land, fulfilling a key commitment made during the Namibia Public Private Forum and advancing the implementation of NDP6.

The President noted that Namibia continues to face rising living costs, limited job creation, uneven service delivery, housing shortages, land pressures, and health system burdens. These challenges, she emphasized, cannot be addressed in isolation. The newly established Task Forces bring together experts from government, business, labour, civil society, academia, and faith communities to drive coordinated and results oriented solutions.

Under NDP6, Namibia has a clear roadmap for inclusive development. The Task Forces are strategic instruments designed to accelerate delivery and ensure that national priorities translate into real outcomes for citizens.

The President reaffirmed the 8th Administration’s “business unusual” approach that prioritizes urgency, alignment, and unity of purpose. The Task Forces will focus on the following areas:

• Economic Recovery: Unlock growth, strengthen investment, support innovation, and create opportunities for the youth.

• Health: Build a stronger, more responsive health system guided by national evidence and past reviews.

• Housing and Land: Expand access to serviced land and dignified housing for families across the country.

Composition of the Presidential Task Force on Economic Recovery:

1. Mr. Titus Nampala
2. Mr. Rolie Venter
3. Ms. Tjiuna Daringo
4. Mr. Jesaya Hano-Oshike
5. Ms. Kledura Imalwa
6. Mr. Sven Thieme
7. Mr. Vetumbuavi Mungunda
8. Mr. Titus Ndove
9. Mr. Ebson Uanguta
10. Mr. Philip Christian Hikumwah
11. Ms. Mercia Geises
12. Mr. Erwin Tjipuka
13. Ms. Hileni Nghinaunye
14. Mr. Samuel Ndahangwapo
15. Mr. Haraldt Hecht
16. Mr. Conrad Dempsey
17. Ms. Vincia Cloete
18. Mr. Bluemy Hamutenya

Composition of the Presidential Task Force on Health:

1. Dr. Linda Nangombe
2. Dr. Tshali Iithete
3. Dr. Christo Burger
4. Dr. John Keiseb
5. Dr. Anna Hangula
6. Dr. Melody Lyn Chipeio
7. Mr. Nian Berg
8. Dr. Theo-Ben Kandetu
9. Dr. Edward Fynn
10. Mr. Immanuel Kadhila
11. Mr. Rian Horn
12. Ms. Hannelie Botha
13. Dr. Monika Pendukeni
14. Dr. Jacobus Angara Sheehama
15. Ms. Patricia Hangala
16. Sr. Annemi Higgs
17. Dr. Fenny Shidhika

Composition of the Presidential Task Force on Housing and Land:

1. Mr. Jacob Nghifindaka
2. Mr. Heinrich Amushila
3. Mr. David Nuyoma
4. Mr. Fanuel Maanda
5. Ms. Barbel Kircher
6. Ms. Rebecca Anne Shilengudwa
7. Mr. Keith Handura
8. Mr. Bruce Stewart
9. Reverend Maureen Dausas
10. Mr. Johannes Niikondo
11. Mr. Erastus Nikodemus
12. Mr. Archie Graham
13. Ms. Amalia Nathanel
14. Ms. Kadiva D. Hamutumwa
15. Mr. Jeckpelins Muundjua
16. Mr. Julius Nyerere Namoloh

The President thanked the members of the Task Forces for their voluntary service and called on all Namibians to give their full support to this national effort. She emphasized that progress requires collective responsibility, mutual respect, and the courage to embrace new ways of thinking.

“Together we will strengthen our economy. Together we will build a healthier nation. Together we will deliver dignified housing and land. Together, under NDP6, we will shape a future where every Namibian can thrive.”

[Kledura Imalwa @kledura]

I am committed to serving to the best of my ability.
It is truly an honour to be selected among distinguished colleagues to contribute to our national development. As we say “Now, the hard work “ begins!”

[Kledura Imalwa @kledura]

Earlier this week, I was commissioned by our President, Her Excellency Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaïtwah, to serve on the
Special Presifential Task Force on Economic RecoveryI accept this appointment with humility and a deep sense of responsibility,

[Kledura Imalwa @kledura]

I, Kledura Imalwa, pledge to be an advocate for women’s inclusion in critical industries.
Happy Birthday Madam President @SWAPOPRESIDENT
We love you❤️Long live the Land of the Brave🇳🇦🇳🇦
#NNNbirthdaywishes

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Happy birthday to our Right Honorable Prime Minister @Tjitunga @ngurare God bless you. Your humility and dedication to leading this great nation is truly remarkable!!!

And for Friday ,Thank you 🙏

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Speaking at the Baker Hughes Local supplier day held in Windhoek… There’s a willingness to learn, contribute and add value but we need support 📌

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🇦🇴 Angola @50 Anos Celebrating a Legacy of Leadership in Energy 🇦🇴

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@SWAPOPRESIDENT Madam President have your flowers while you can smell them ❤️ we love you so much, yours truly Namibians 🇳🇦

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Day 1 of the Youth in Oil and Gas Summit was ELECTRIC! ⚡️
We were honored by the presence of the Hon. Governor your support means everything! 💪🏼

A special highlight was having Hon. Kornelia Shilunga, Special Advisor to the President and Head of the Upstream Petroleum Unit .