Swakopmund: Erongo Governor Neville Andre Itope has emphasized the crucial role of elections in strengthening democracy and determining Namibia’s future. In a statement following his vote in Swakopmund, Itope highlighted that voting is not just a righ…
Matundu: Deputy Minister of International Relations and Cooperation Jennely Matundu, along with Opuwo’s first mayor, Rex Sheehama, have called on inhabitants of the Kunene Region to turn up in numbers and cast their ballots in the Presidential and Nat…
Windhoek: Voting at the Wernhil Shopping Centre polling station in Windhoek saw mixed reactions on Wednesday as employees and the general public queued to cast their votes in Namibia’s Presidential and National Assembly elections. Some of the employee…
Katutura: Senior citizens at the Katutura Old Age Home polling station began queuing as early as 05h00 to cast their votes on Wednesday. There was a 30-minute delay due to technical issues, according to Vatjavi Zeze, the presiding officer at the stati…
Oshifo: The voting process at the Oshifo settlement near Ruacana began early Wednesday morning, with community members patiently waiting for their turn to vote. David Shikongi, the presiding officer at Oshifo Community Hall, said they did not experien…
Tsumkwe: Deputy Minister of Marginalised People in the Ministry of Gender Equality, Poverty Eradication and Social Welfare under the presidency, Royal Kxao Ui/o/oo has called on voters to be sober-minded when casting their votes. Ui/o/oo, who was one …
Outapi: Voting in the Omusati Region capital of Outapi started in earnest on Wednesday, with winding lines being observed around town. Regional Governor Erginus Endjala was one of the first people to cast their votes at the Ombalantu Traditional Autho…
Katima Mulilo: It was all systems go at exactly 07h00 on Wednesday as all polling stations opened on time in the Zambezi Region capital of Katima Mulilo, as well as other parts of the region. As the polling gates opened, Zambezi Governor Lawrence Samp…
Windhoek: Namibian Police Force Inspector General, Lieutenant General Joseph Shikongo, has assured the public that no reports of violence, injury, or death have been recorded at polling stations across the country as Namibians head to the polls. By We…
Windhoek: Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila has urged eligible voters to brave the long queues at polling stations so they can cast their votes as it is their democratic right. Kuugongelwa-Amadhila was one of the first people to cast their vot…
Windhoek: Vice President and Swapo Party presidential candidate, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, cast her vote in the early hours of Wednesday at the Emma Hoogenhout Primary School in Windhoek. She was accompanied by her husband, retired army general Denga Nd…
Opuwo: The voting procedure in Opuwo was delayed due to various polling stations encountering technical issues with their scanners and tablets. Voting at the Ministry of Youth and Sports and the regional police station in Opuwo commenced slowly on Wed…
Windhoek: The Presidential and National Assembly Elections have officially commenced, with eligible voters forming lines at polling stations nationwide to exercise their democratic rights.
According to Namibia Press Agency, over 1.3 million individua…
Rundu: The Ngone Combined School polling station, located approximately 22 kilometers east of Rundu, experienced a notably low voter turnout, with only five voters in line when Nampa arrived at around 11:00 a.m.
According to Namibia Press Agency, Be…
Windhoek: Voting in Namibia’s Presidential and National Assembly elections commenced smoothly at the two polling stations at the Wernhil Shopping Centre in Windhoek Wednesday morning.
According to Namibia Press Agency, presiding officers Ngetujame K…
