Namibian Youth Council Delegates Urged to Respect Election Outcomes and Support New Leaders
Delegates attending the National Youth Council of Namibia (NYCN) general assembly have been urged to accept the outcome of elections that will determine the organisation’s leadership for the next four years. Vice president Lucia Witbooi made the call on Friday while opening the council’s third general assembly at Swakopmund. The gathering brings together youth representatives from across the country to elect a new leadership for the statutory body. Witbooi said delegates shou
Delegates at the National Youth Council of Namibia (NYCN) general assembly have been encouraged to accept the results of the upcoming elections and to support the newly elected leadership. Vice President Lucia Witbooi emphasized the importance of respecting both the electoral process and its outcome, stating that an election's value lies in the respect it commands. She urged unity among youth representatives, warning against divisions and calling for solidarity with whoever emerges victorious. The assembly, which will elect leaders until 2030, is tasked with setting the future direction of the organization, which represents young people and advises the government. Witbooi highlighted national challenges such as youth unemployment, which stands at 44.4%, and mentioned government targets to increase employment and reduce the number of young people not in education or training.
This event underscores the importance of democratic processes and leadership transitions within national youth organizations, particularly in addressing critical issues like youth unemployment.
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