Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has reminded Namibians of the importance of voting, saying it's a fundamental right that is a crucial aspect of democracy because it influences policy decisions, ensures accountability, and contributes to a more just and equitable society.
President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah was among the first to cast her vote at the Emma Hoogenhout Primary School polling station in Windhoek this morning, with a call to all registered voters to use the day for its intended purpose.
The Grape Growers Association has highlighted several challenges facing the industry, such as restrictions preventing the export of selected products to neighbouring South Africa.
In Maltahöhe in the Hardap Region, queues have been decreasing as the day progressed.
A resident, Dennes Vries urged the elected leaders to improve the living conditions of citizens.
Voting in the Rehoboth Rural Constituency experienced network challenges, while some voters turned up with 2014 cards.
In the Kalkrand Constituency, close to 200 votes were cast in the morning, with the queues filled by senior citizens and the youth.
