All eligible Namibians are expected to register afresh for the Presidential and National Assembly Elections.
The Electoral Commission of Namibia's Chairperson, Elsie Nghikembwa, has announced that the voters' cards that were issued since 2014 are no longer valid and will not be accepted at the November polls.
Nghikembwa also announced that this year's election will use manual ballot papers and not electronic voting machines.
The Chief Electoral and Referenda Officer of the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN), Peter Shaama, outlined the schedule of the upcoming Presidential and National Assembly elections due to take place in November.
Shaama says the calendar adopted by the ECN is aligned with the internationally recognised electoral cycle framework.
The 2024 Electoral Calendar and Democracy Awareness Campaign serve as a roadmap to assist the Commission in planning and executing all electoral-related activities.
Namibia will vote on November 27 to elect the president and members of the National Assembly.
The announcement was made by Urban and Rural Development Minister Erastus Uutoni.
Other key dates announced were dates for general voter registration, which will be from June 3 to August 1.
The nomination of independent candidates will commence on October 14, the nomination of political parties on October 16, and seafarers and Namibians abroad will vote on November 13.
