By John K WaDisho
Windhoek, 24 July — In a pivotal meeting, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah of Namibia engaged with H.E. Malik Agar Nganyoufa Eyre, Special Envoy and Vice President of Sudan, to discuss critical socio-economic issues facing Africa.
The President emphasized the need for the continent to prioritize socio-economic transformation in alignment with Agenda 2063, which aims for a prosperous and integrated Africa.
President Nandi-Ndaitwah expressed her concerns regarding the sluggish progress of the “Silencing the Guns” initiative — a campaign designed to end conflicts and prevent genocides in Africa.
She highlighted the interdependence of peace and socio-economic development, noting that without lasting peace, the continent’s aspirations for prosperity remain unattainable.
During the meeting, Envoy Eyre provided updates on the dire situation in Sudan, where unarmed citizens have been tragically killed amid ongoing violence.
This reflects the urgent need for effective dialogue and action to restore peace and security. The discussions underscored a shared commitment to ensure that the socio-economic future of Africa is built on the bedrock of peace – Namibia Daily News
