Economist Mally Likukela unpacked the potential effects and challenges of the 2024/25 budget review tabled by the Minister of Finance, Iipumbu Shiimi, in October last year.

According to him, the budget review is well aligned with the fiscal policy processes.

Inspector General of the Police, Joseph Shikongo, and his team visited the Okahandja roadblock to remind travellers to be cautious during the holiday season.

Lieutenant General Shikongo reassured road users of the police presence, explaining the importance of road safety.

Speaker of the National Assembly Peter Katjavivi has urged incoming parliamentarians to acquaint themselves with the parliamentary rules as they prepare to begin their roles in 2025.

Professor Katjavivi was speaking on nbc's 'Inside the Chambers' TV program.

Dr. Panduleni Itula, the presidential candidate for the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC), announced that the party will not accept the results of the current election, describing the process as "deeply flawed."

The Alliance of Christian Churches in Namibia (ACCN) launched a biblical voters' guide to help voters make informed decisions in the upcoming elections, based on Christian values and teachings.

nbc Director General Stanley Similo has reminded political parties and broadcasting licensees of the strict election campaign blackout period, which came into effect 48 hours before Polling Day.

The Christian Democratic Voice (CDV) has pledged to take action on climate change, invest in education, and prioritise the needs of the people.

CDV updated its members and other attendees on its manifesto while canvassing for support at a church service held at Okahandja.

The National Unity Democratic Organisation (NUDO) wrapped up its campaign with strong promises for the future, focusing on education and health reforms.

Researcher and Survey Warehouse consultant Cristie Keulder has emphasised the need for balanced, fair, and unbiased reporting in the run-up to the elections to ensure that voters, regardless of whom they support, are equally well informed. 

The Chairperson of the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN), Dr. Elsie Nghikembua, says addressing the spread of fake news, disinformation, and misinformation should be a priority.

She said this phenomenon has become one of the biggest challenges to the management of elections.