The small south African nation of Namibia goes to the polls on Wednesday for presidential and legislative elections. The ruling Swapo party is facing its tightest race since the country became independent in 1990.

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SWAPO in crisis — Namibia’s liberators face their day of judgement

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In sparsely populated country of 3M people, 1.4M people are eligible to cats votes to elect president and 104 lawmakers - Anadolu Ajansı

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Namibians vote in presidential, parliamentary elections

Swapo has governed Namibia since independence in 1990 but high unemployment and enduring inequalities draw criticism.

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Namibia votes as ruling party Swapo faces its toughest election yet

The former liberation movement Swapo has been ruling Namibia since 1990. That could now change. Economic problems dominated the election campaign. more...

Seit 1990 regiert in Namibia die ehemalige Befreiungsbewegung Swapo. Das könnte sich jetzt ändern. Wirtschaftsprobleme dominierten den Wahlkampf. mehr...

Wahlen in Namibia: 34 Jahre sind genug. Oder?

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Elections in Namibia: 34 years are enough. Or is it?

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Namibia's ruling party on edge as country holds presidential polls

The mix of people milling around Windhoek’s Zoo Park reflect the hopes and disappointments of Namibians who head to the polls on Wednesday in a test for the party that brought independence 34 years ago but has left many feeling let down. For the latest political news, bookmark The South African website’s dedicated section for free-to-read content Employees on their lunch break and young homeless people share spots on the grass of this downtown m…

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Election news: Namibians head to the polls wanting change

adj.Pres. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah (72) of Namibia, and the ruling party's presidential candidate, was among the first people to pull her cross on Wednesday morning.

Adj.pres. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah (72) van Namibië, en die regerende party se presidentskandidaat, was Woensdagoggend een van die eerste mense wat haar kruisie getrek het.

Netwerk24 | Namibiërs Woensdag na stembus: ‘NNN’ wil geskiedenis maak

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Netwerk24 | Namibians after polls on Wednesday: 'NNN' wants to make history

Elections are underway in Namibia for what could be the most competitive election since independence from white South Africa 34 years ago. Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah wants to become the country’s first female president. She is running on behalf of the ruling People’s Organization of South West Africa (Swapo), replacing Hage Geingob, who died in February after nine years as president. But high unemployment, poverty, inequality and allegations of corr…

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Namibians are voting because the ruling party wants to extend its 34-year government - THE BHARAT EXPRESS NEWS

WINDHOEK, Namibia – The mix of people milling around Windhoek’s Zoo Park reflect the hopes and disappointments of Namibians who head to the polls Wednesday in a test for the party that brought independence 34 years ago but has left many feeling let down. Employees on their lunch break and young homeless people share spots on the grass of this downtown meeting point at the corner of Independence Avenue and Fidel Castro Street. “Change” is what ma…

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Namibians heads to the polls wanting change after SWAPO’s 34-year rule

Namibians go to the polls today to elect a new President and Parliament in what could be a tough election for the ruling SWAPO party which is seeking to extend its 34-year rule.   SWAPO has governed t

SWAPO in crisis — Namibia’s liberators face their day of judgement

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