Minister Luvindao Rejects 'Tenderpreneur' Claims Against Brother's Law Firm
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Minister Luvindao Rejects 'Tenderpreneur' Claims Against Brother's Law Firm

Namibia·Wire Summary⏱️ 1 min read

Health and Social Services Minister Esperance Luvindao, in Namibia, on Thursday, responded to allegations concerning her brother's law firm in the National Assembly. Minister Luvindao addressed claims of 'tenderpreneurship' involving her brother's law firm, asserting that such allegations against her siblings should not be accepted as fact without supporting evidence. This response occurred during a session in the National Assembly, prompted by questions from Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters deputy president Kalimbo Iipumbu, following a previously published article. The excerpt does not report any specific findings or outcomes regarding the allegations themselves, only the Minister's public defence.

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