President Netumbo Nandi-Naitwah, ascending to power as the first female leader of Namibia and if the real change is possible.
Netumbo Nandi-Naitwah has made history as the first woman president of Namibia. But after decades as a senior figure in Swapo, the ruling party since independence, questions remain about whether his leadership points out that he indicates a genuine reform or a last attempt to revive a party widely seen as in decline. On this Talk to Al Jazeera Interview, she talks about inequality, property of land, youth unemployment and gender representation, as well as her role in a movement that fought against the government of white minorities and now faces a growing public distrust.
