The newly formed political group, the Association for Localised Interests (ASOLI), has announced that it will contest the local authority elections, targeting municipalities in the |Khomas, Otjozondjupa, Erongo and Oshana regions.

Recently registered with the Electoral Commission of Namibia, ASOLI announced an ambitious plan to target the councils of Windhoek, Karibib, Swakopmund, Ongwediva, and Otjiwarongo in the Regional Council and Local Authority elections set for 26 November 2025.

In a media statement, ASOLI president Joseph Kauandenge said the party has seen tremendous growth in the past three months since its establishment, far exceeding expectations.

He urged all individuals who have turned 18 years old and those who wish to change their constituencies to register during the supplementary registration, scheduled for August.

ASOLI targets young voters.

The movement, Kauandenge says, seeks to invigorate the political landscape by attracting younger demographics and fostering a new generation of public servants.

He called on especially young people to turn up in numbers to register and avail themselves for nomination by political bodies.

Kauandenge stated that it is crucial for the youth to register and vote, as the issues they are fighting for all relate to basic necessities, including the provision of essential services.