Namibia’s representatives in the Pan-African Parliament (PAP) have officially begun their duties following their recent swearing-in, with each delegate now assigned to serve on one of the Permanent Committees of the continental institution.
Honourable Gerhard Shiimi retains his position on the Committee on Rural Economy, Agriculture, Natural Resources & Environment, continuing his work in key areas that impact Namibia’s rural and agricultural sectors.
The newly appointed Honourable Phillipus Katamelo joins the Committee on Cooperation, International Relations & Conflict Resolution, a platform critical for shaping Africa’s diplomatic and peace-building agenda.
Honourable Uahekua Herunga has been designated to the Committee on Education, Culture, Tourism & Human Resources, where he is expected to contribute to the continent’s social development priorities.
Meanwhile, Honourable Anseline Beukes will serve on the Committee on Gender, Family, Youth & People with Disabilities, an essential platform advocating for inclusivity and social equity.
Honourable Rodney Cloete takes up a strategic role on the Committee on Trade, Customs & Immigration Matters, aligning with efforts to strengthen Africa’s economic integration and border cooperation.
These assignments mark a significant step in Namibia’s contribution to the Pan-African Parliament’s legislative and advisory work, aimed at uniting African voices and addressing cross-border challenges.
