Lifalaza Simataa on LPM claims

The Landless People’s Movement has escalated its accusations against the state, claiming that government institutions are being used to persecute non-Oshiwambo communities and LPM leaders in the south.

This follows the Anti-Corruption Commission’s attempted arrests of councillors in the south, an action LPM leader Bernadus Swartbooi says is politically timed.

To explain the LPM’s position,Desert FM speaks to party spokesperson Lifalaza Simataa.