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The Aminuis Constituency in the Omaheke Region has shown some improvement in voter registration, followed by Otjinene and Gobabis.
To date, the Aminuis Constituency has recorded 71% of eligible voters, followed by Otjinene at 70%, while Gobabis stands at 64%.
Affirmative Repositioning (AR) leader Job Amupanda has described the voter registration process as costly and a barrier to political activity.
He advocates for the use of identity documents to enable people to freely exercise their democratic right to vote.
President Nangolo Mbumba has called on eligible voters to utilise the remaining days to register.
This call was amplified by the Ministry of Information and Communication Technology for eligible voters to be able to exercise their civic duties come November 27th.
Swapo Party MP in the National Council, Andreas Amundjindi, proposed legislative changes to streamline elections by considering the holding of national, regional, and local authority elections simultaneously.
The Namibian Exile Kids Association (NEKA) has embarked on initiatives aiming at mobilising its members to register and participate in the upcoming elections.
Free, fair, and credible elections are realised through the collaborative efforts of various electoral stakeholders.
The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) has surpassed the one million mark in voter registration.
Those who have not registered yet only have nine days to register, and the date will not be extended.
The general voter registration, which started on the 3rd of June, ends next week Thursday.
The Swapo Party regional coordinator, Matheus Mumbala, said during a meeting at Keetmanshoop over the weekend that the preparations for the upcoming elections in November are in full swing as the party continues to campaign for its presidential candidate, Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah.
The number of registered voters has passed the one million mark, with the latest statistics on the General Registration of Voters (GRV) indicating a cumulative 1,153,916 registered voters as of July 20.
It's high time that churches stand up and actively participate in educating eligible voters to take part in the upcoming elections.
These were the words of the Executive Chairperson of the Christian Coalition of Churches, Shirley Magazi, during a discussion with youth on election matters.
