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UPM opens office at Outapi

The United People’s Movement (UPM) has opened its first satellite office at Outapi in the Omusati region.

UPM president Jan van Wyk inaugurated the new office with members of the party’s management at the end of last week.

Van Wyk said the UPM would dedicate much-needed resources to the Outapi office to ensure that community members are resourced adequately in and around Outapi.

“We would like to thank all the community members, members and sympathisers who joined in this event and look forward to a bright future where Namibia is finally free from oppression and experiences true freedom economically, socially and spiritually,” said Van Wyk.

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