It is a great thing to see more change in political affairs around the world and this brings more joy to the world. The inclusion of more females in politics has always been longed for and now countries are reacting positively to the demands of their people.
Earlier, 23 years old Emma Theofilus has been appointed as an Information and Technology Minister in Namibia.
According to Face to Face Africa reports, the appointment of the beautiful lady makes her the youngest minister and member of a parliament in the Namibia.
Emma who was appointed by the country's president Hage Geingob has been criticize for being too young and inexperienced in politics. This was part of the president's decision towards his second tenure.
Emma has silenced every doubts about by saying she is not inexperienced, she has always been able to do all that she sets out to do and this will be no exception.
Source: https://twitter.com/yabaleftonline/status/1284153139449475072?s=19
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