The president of the Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters (NEFF), Epafras Mukwiilongo, has called on his party supporters to rally behind the party and vote decisively in the upcoming elections.
Mukwiilongo made the call at the party's final mega rally at Okatana in the Oshana Region.
In the Omusati Region, long queues were observed at Outapi police headquarters.
Omusati Police Commander Commission Ismael Basson was among those who cast his vote first.
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.
Swapo Party's Deputy Secretary General, Uahekua Herunga, has called on Namibians to go out in numbers on November 27 to vote for the party's presidential candidate, Dr. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah.
Herunga addressed a Swapo Party mini-rally at Amutanga in the Oshana Region.
The low number of eligible voters registering to vote in the November elections continues to be a cause for concern.
Swapo Party Secretary General Sophia Shaningwa has advised residents in the Zambezi Region to acquire national documents in preparation for the upcoming presidential elections in November this year.
Sophia Shaningwa said this at a Swapo rally at Kanono in the Sibbinda Constituency.
Residents of Otjiwarongo braved the cold weather experienced across the country to exercise their right to register for the upcoming national elections.
Otjozondjupa Governor James Uerikua was one of the first citizens to join the queues in Otjiwarongo to obtain a voter's card.
The Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) says it's high time the youth take charge of the country and vote for change in the November 2024 election.
PDM President McHenry Venaani says this is the only way they will address high unemployment and create jobs.
The incumbent president of Zimbabwe, Emmerson Mnangagwa, cast his vote this morning at his hometown of KweKwe, about 200 kilometres outside Harare.
Mnangagwa, in an interview with the Zimbabwe Broadcasting Corporation (ZBC), continued to call for a peaceful election.
More than eight million Zimbabweans are expected to head to the polls on Wednesday.
Eleven candidates are participating in the Harmonised General Elections, but it seems to be a two-horse race between the incumbent president, Emmerson Mnangagwa, and Nelson Chamisa of the Citizens Coalition for Change."
