John Ekongo
13 May 2008
Windhoek — The second session of the Children's Parliament ended last week Friday. The young MPs deliberated on various issues affecting them. Forty-two learners, three from each region and three junior councillors from the City of Windhoek, constituted the Assembly. During the three-day event the MPs introduced a range of motions, such as motions on arts and culture, child labour, and a motion on the appointment of social counsellors at schools.
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