#Elections2025Namibia: Member of Parliament and leader of the Affirmative Repositioning (AR) party, Job Amupanda, has raised concern over the absence of queues at the University of Namibia (UNAM) voting station on Wednesday. Amupanda said measures should be put in place to ensure that when a public holiday is declared for elections, employees must prove that they voted upon returning to work by showing their inked thumbs. Amupanda made the remarks after casting his vote at UNAM Wednesday afterno

2K views · 42 reactions | Welcome to another episode of #TheWeek with your host Magi Magirazi. Mthuli Tax-Us Ranger is at it again, ZESA made sure Parliament was in the dark like everyone else and Namibia has a new female president Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/HjhMgh6J0dA #TheWeek | Magamba TV | Facebook

11 February 2026 THIRD SESSION, EIGHTH PARLIAMENT | Parliament of the Republic of Namibia

The Affirmative Repositioning (AR) has condemned the Speaker’s decision to order the removal of its members from Parliament. The incident followed a hectic session in the National Assembly earlier today. In a press statement, AR said it will communicate its next course of action. Video: NBC #WindhoekObserver | Windhoek Observer

Meet and greet... Members of parliament meet and greet at parliament as they wait for President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah’s major address in formally opening parliament. This year’s opening is themed, “Enhancing the role of Parliament for inclusive development and participatory democracy.” Video: Rudolf Gaiseb | New Era Newspaper

34 reactions | The Namibia Central Intelligence Service (NCIS) is briefing members of parliament on its functions. This session is part of an orientation program designed to help lawmakers understand how state institutions work. The Law Reform and Development Commission will also present, followed by the Office of the Ombudsman, focusing on how human rights are protected under Namibian law. Video: Parliament #WindhoekObserver | Windhoek Observer | Facebook