#NAMIBIAVOTES2024 | Over three million ballot papers arrive for elections
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Over three million ballot papers for the 27 November Presidential and National Assembly Elections arrived at the Hosea Kutako International Airport today.
Over three million ballot papers for the 27 November Presidential and National Assembly Elections arrived at the Hosea Kutako International Airport today.
The primary need for senior citizens is access to good health care.
Former Ambassador Dr. Kaire Mbuende is therefore calling for access to equal healthcare for all, especially for the senior citizens.
Dr. Mbuende was speaking at the elder's lunch in Otjiwarongo.
President Nangolo Mbumba is in Cape Town, South Africa, to engage in discussions with President Cyril Ramaphosa.
The leaders went into talks this afternoon aimed at strengthening economic ties and addressing shared regional priorities.
There will be no annual cultural festival for the San people this year because of the elections.
Annual San Cultural Festival Founder Delila Gaxas-Ipinge, however, called on young people to get involved in organising the festival for next year.
Maintaining high levels of safety in aviation is a non-negotiable priority for the Namibia Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA).
At the United People's Movement's (UPM) manifesto launch by Jan van Wyk, it became clear that the party was divided into two, with each faction claiming to be in charge.
Despite a court order to reinstate expelled members of one of the factions, Van Wyk went ahead and launched the party manifesto.
Lawyer Kadhila Amoomo has announced the release of activist Michael Amushelelo from police custody.
Amushelelo surrendered himself to the police and was arrested on Tuesday morning.
The United Peoples Movement (UPM) announced that the party is committed to identifying and appointing God-fearing leaders who prioritise the interests of the Namibian people.
The leader of the Affirmative Repositioning (AR), Dr. Job Amupanda, has announced a significant win in the ongoing case over the veterinary cordon fence popularly known as the Red Line.
Veteran journalist and nbc's former Radio News Editor, Kaomo Vijanda Tjombe, died in Windhoek on Saturday following a battle with cancer.
He was 65 years old.
Tjombe's brother, Nathanael Mbaeva, confirmed the news to the nbc.