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Supplementary Registration of Voters of Registration Supplementary Electoral Commission of Namibia For free, fair and credible elections SUPPLEMENTARY REGISTRATION OF VOTERS 08 – 20 SEPTEMBER 2014 Toll free no: 081 9362 2 Message of ECN Director Register and Let Your Voice be Heard am greatly honored to inform the Namibian Electorate that the Electoral Commission of I Namibia will be conducting Supplementary Registration of Voters in all constituencies of the country from 8 – 20 September 2014. The Registration of Voters will take place at various registration points nationwide and starts from 08H00 in the morning to 19H00 in the evening, Monday to Saturday. No registration shall be done on any Sunday. The Supplementary registration of voters will be conducted for the Presidential and National Assembly Elections. This is to ensure that all eligible persons are registered and are in possession of voters’ cards in order to partake in the upcoming Presidential and National Assembly elections. An efficient voter registration system requires the population to be active in reporting changes of residency and other relevant aspects of their civil status. The Supplementary registration will thus give an opportunity to all citizens that were not able to register during the General Registration of Voters , as well as eligible voters that just turned 18 years to register to vote. The Supplementary registration will also record changes in residency and correct any errors on the electorates’ current registration cards. The Supplementary Registration of Voters is intended to ensure that all eligible citizens can exercise their right to vote during upcoming elections. Registration of voters outside Namibia Amendments made to the Electoral Act in 2009 permits the Electoral Commission of Professor Paul John Isaak Namibia to establish temporary registration points outside Namibia. This is to allow Namibian citizens outside the country to be registered as voters. Namibian citizens living abroad are encouraged to go to their nearest foreign mission to be registered as voters during the period 8 – 20 September 2014. Electoral Commission of Namibia of Commission Electoral Electoral Commission of Namibia Who should register this time around? All Namibian citizens that have turned 18 years of age after the last General Registration of Voters, citizens who moved from one constituency to another, citizens whose voter registration cards have been lost, damaged or destroyed as well as those who adopted new names e.g. through marriage. The ECN ATE also wishesMAND to inform the nation that the upcoming MANDATE Supplementary Registration of Voters will also afford the registered voters a second chance The Electoral Commission of Namibia is mandated to to to correctmandated is mistakesNamibia onof their voters’Commission cards whichElectoral The might have been made during the GRV The Electoral Commission of Namibia is mandated to direct, supervise and control in a fair and impartial impartial and fair a in control and supervise direct, direct, supervise and control in a fair and impartial manner all elections conducted in terms of the exercise.the of terms in conducted elections all manner manner all elections conducted in terms of the Electoral Act, (Act no. 24 of 1992 as amended). as 1992 of 24 no. (Act Act, Electoral Electoral Act, (Act no. 24 of 1992 as amended). I would like to take this opportunity to encourage all eligible voters to go and register to vote. VISION VISION Your voteindependent isand yourexcellent voicean be To and To be an excellent and independent election management institution committed committed institution management election election management institution committed Your voice determineselections. credible to your future. to credible elections. MISSION MISSION To promote and deliver free, fair and credible credible and fair free, deliver and promote To To promote and deliver free, fair and credible elections, managed in a transparent, transparent, a in managed elections, elections, managedElectoral in Commissiona transparent, of Namibia Tel: +264 61 376 200, Fax: +264 61 237 618 innovative and participatory manner manner participatory and innovative innovative and participatoryPrivate Bag 13352, manner Windhoek, Namibia to the Namibians. the to to the Namibians.67 - 71 Van Rhijn Street, Windhoek North Electoral Commission of Namibia of Commission Electoral www.facebook.com/ElectoralCommissionOfNamibiaElectoral Commission of Namibia Tel: +264 61 220 337, Fax: +264 61 249 348 249 61 +264 Fax: 337, 220 61 +264 Tel: Tel: +264 61 220 337,twitter: Fax: +264 @ECN_Namibia 61 249 348 Private Bag 13352, Windhoek, Namibia Windhoek, 13352, Bag Private Private Bag 13352, Windhoek, Namibia 67 - 71 Van Rhijn Street, Windhoek North Windhoek Street, Rhijn Van 71 - 67 67 - 71 Van Rhijn Street, Windhoekwww.ecn.na North Documents needed to register 3 SUPPLEMENTARY REGISTRATION OF VOTERS 08-20 SEPTEMBER 2014 WHAT YOU NEED TO REGISTER To register as a voter you need proof of Identity, Age and Namibian Citizenship by producing one of the following documents. Valid Green New Namibian ID Old Namibian ID Namibian Passport Bokveld- Raso Broodvoet Villecin Patroon Petrus OR ONE OF THE FOLLOWING COMBINATIONS Citizenship Certificate Namibian Birth Certificate Namibian Birth Certificate and ID (if you were and Valid Namibian and two registered born outside Namibia) Driver’s Licence voters Gemsbokveld Gemsbokveld Jan-Hendrik Jan-Hendrik PatroonPatroon Broodvoet Broodvoet Jan-Hendik Gemsbokveld Broodvoet Patroon or if you don’t have any of the required documents, bring along two registered voters who know you. Remember: To register to vote in any local authority council election, take along your Telecom or Municipal/Town/Village electricity and water bills to prove that you have lived in that area for 12 consecutive months. Alternatively bring along one person who is a registered voter in that particular local authority area to make a statement under oath that he/she knows that you have lived there for 12 consecutive months. Proof of Residence ElectoralElectoral Commission Commission of Namibia of Namibia 4 Voters Registration Points !KARAS REGION: 01 ERONGO REGION: 02 !KARAS REGION KEETMANSHOOP RURAL CONSTITUENCY: 005 KARIBIB CONSTITUENCY: 010 !KARAS REGION: 01 Semi-Fixed - Donkermodder 08 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 Mobile 301 -Harmonie 8 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 !NAMI#NUS CONSTITUENCY: 001 204 - Karasberge Farmers Union Hall 09 - 11 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 -Ruimte 9 Sept. ½ 08h00-13h00 -Kraaipoort 9 Sept. ½ 04h00-19h00 TEAMS VENUE DATE (2014) NO. OF TIME - Warmfontein 12 - 15 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 -Doornkaat 10 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 DAYS - Klein Menasse Border Post 17 - 18 Sept. 2 08h00-19h00 - Volstruis pan 19 - 20 Sept 2 08h00-19h00 -Quabis 11 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 Semi-Fixed - Benguella Hall (LA) 8 – 17 Sept. 9 08h00-19h00 -Blohmthal 12 Sept. ½ 08h00-13h00 201 - Prison, Luderitz (LA) 18 – 20 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 Semi-Fixed - Mata-Mata Border Post 08 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 -Moira 12 Sept. ½ 14h00-19h00 205 - Kalahari Game Lodge 09 - 11 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 Semi-Fixed - Luderitz Secondary School 8 – 11 Sept. 4 08h00-19h00 -Bloemhoff Farm 13 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 - Shirley 12 - 15 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 202 (LA) -Vlaktetplaas 15 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 - Kubis Noord 16 - 17 Sept. 2 08h00-19h00 - German Hostel (LA) 12 – 16 Sept. 4 08h00-19h00 -Noordenburg Farm 16 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 - Darmstatt 18 - 20 Sept 3 08h00-19h00 - Hospital, Luderitz (LA) 17 – 20 Sept. 4 08h00–19h00 -Grootgewaad Farm 17 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 Semi-fixed - St. Peters Hall (LA) 8 – 13 Sept. 6 08h00-19h00 -Huabis Farm 18 Sept. ½ 08h00-13h00 !KARAS REGION: 01 -Stinkbank 18 Sept. ½ 14h00-19h00 203 - NAMPORT (LA) 15 – 17 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 KEETMANSHOOP URBAN CONSTITUENCY: 006 -Goabeb 19 Sept. ½ 08h00-13h00 - Area 7 Informal Settlement TEAMS VENUE DATE (2014) NO. OF TIME -Daweb West 19 Sept. ½ 14h00-19h00 Hall (LA) 18 – 20 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 DAYS -Cameroon 20 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 Semi-Fixed - Marmer Community Hall, Aus 8 – 10 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 Fixed 101 - Agricultural Show Hall, Westdene (LA) 8 – 20 Sept. 12 08h00-19h00 Mobile 302 - Otjimbingwe Primary School -Vaalpos 8 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 204 (LA) Fixed 102 - Keetmanshoop Public Library (LA) 8 – 20 Sept. 12 08h00-19h00 - Okomitundu Farm 9 Sept. ½ 08h00-13h00 - Aus Settlement Comm. Hall 11 – 13 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 - Karibib Airforce Base (tent) 9 Sept. ½ 14h00-19h00 (LA) Fixed 103 - W.K Rover Hall, Tseiblaagte 8 – 20 Sept. 12 08h00-19h00 - Wilhelmstal 10 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 - Police Cells Aus 15 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 Fixed 104 - Multipurpose Youth Centre (LA) 8 – 20 Sept 12 08h00-19h00 - Namdeb 11 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 - Diaz Primary School Hall, (LA) 16 – 19 Sept. 4 08h00-19h00 Semi-Fixed - Trans Namib Hall (LA) 8 – 13 Sept. 10 08h00-19h00 - Okongava 12 Sept. ½ 08h00-13h00 - Police Cells 20 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 201 - Gellap Ostrich Researh (LA) 15 – 20 Sept. 2 08h00-19h00 - (Odabeb) Ondjeombaranga 12 Sept. ½ 14h00-19h00 Semi-Fixed - Old Age Home, Nautilus 8 – 10 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 Semi-Fixed - Old Age home-Daan Viljoen (LA) 08 - 9 Sept. 2 08h00-19h00 - Okamaruru 13 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 205 (LA) (204) - 202 - Old Age Home-Ons Tuiste (LA) 10 - 11 Sept. 2 08h00-19h00 - Kunibes 15 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 Seaflower factories (LA) 11 – 13 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 - NDF Military Base (LA) 12 - 17 Sept. 5 08h00-19h00 - Tsaobis 16 Sept. ½ 08h00-13h00 - Etusis lodge 17 Sept. ½ 14h00-19h00 - Novanam 15 - 17 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 - Prison (LA) 18 - 19 Sept. 2 08h00-19h00 - Southern Hake Fishing 18 – 20 Sept. 3 08h00-19h00 - Habis 18 Sept. ½ 08h00-13h00 - Police Cells (LA) 20 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 - Kunikaub 18 Sept. ½ 14h00-19h00 Mobile 301 - RCC Camp 8 – 9 Sept. 2 08h00-19h00 - Faal plaas 19 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 - Tsachanabis 10 – 11 Sept. 2 08h00-19h00 !KARAS REGION: 01 - Otjiua 19 Sept. 1 08h00-19h00 - Witputz 12 - 13 Sept. 2 08h00-19h00 ORANJEMUND CONSTITUENCY: 007 - Anawoud 20 Sept.
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