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Government Gazette Republic of Namibia GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF THE REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA N$4.40 WINDHOEK - 26 September 2014 No. 5573 CONTENTS Page GOVERNMENT NOTICES No. 173 Appointment of staff members to hear appeals against refusal to register: General elections for election of President and Members of National Assembly: Electoral Act, 1992 ................................................ 1 No. 174 Notification of places and times for inspection of provisional national voters’ register and making of objections in respect of names of voters’ in registers in respect of Presidential and National Assembly Elections and Regional Councils by-elections: Electoral Act, 1992 ..................................................... 2 No. 175 Notification of results of Otjinene Local Authority Council Elections: Electoral Act, 1992 ................ 11 ________________ Government Notices ELECTORAL COMMISSION No. 173 2014 APPOINTMENT OF STAFF MEMBERS TO HEAR APPEALS AGAINST REFUSAL TO REGISTER: GENERAL ELECTIONS FOR ELECTION OF PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS OF NATIONAL ASSEMBLY: ELECTORAL ACT, 1992 Under section 19(1)(b) of the Electoral Act, 1992 (Act No. 24 of 1992), the Commission, on the recommendation of the Minister of Foreign Affairs, appoints the staff member whose name appears in Column 3 of the Schedule opposite the name of the temporary registration point in Column 2 of the Schedule, to hear appeals of persons whose applications for registration as voters at that temporary registration point have been refused under section 18 of that Act. N. TJIPUEJA CHAIRPERSON Electoral COMMISSION Windhoek, 16 September 2014 2 Government Gazette 26 September 2014 5573 SCHEDULE COLUMN 1 COLUMN 2 COLUMN 3 NAMIBIAN MISSION TEMPORARY REGISTRATION STAFF MEMBER POINT Angola, Luanda Embassy of Namibia to Angola Mr. Rodney Sikopo Angola, Ondjiva Consulate General of Namibia Ms. Selma S. Amukwa Angola, Menongue Consulate General of Namibia Mr. Henry E. Zamuee Austria, Vienna Embassy of Namibia to Austria Mr. Joseph Amutenya Botswana, Gaberone High Commission of Namibia to Botswana Ms. Velia A. Hein Brazil, Brasilia Embassy of Namibia to Brazil Mr. Brendan Kabuku Belgium, Brussels Embassy of Namibia to Belgium and the EU Ms. Irene Mengari China, Beijing Embassy of Namibia to China Mr. Finastus B. Mutiwali Cuba, Havana Embassy of Namibia to Cuba Ms. Engeldraud Kandjware DRC, Kinshasa Embassy of Namibia to DRC Mr. Denzel Koopman Egypt, Cairo Embassy of Namibia to Egypt Ms. Hedwig K. Tjituka Ethiopia, Addis Ababa Embassy of Namibia to Ethiopia and the AU Ms. Libertina K. Kautwima France, Paris Embassy of Namibia to France Mr. Asheelo D.M. Thomas Germany, Berlin Embassy of Namibia to Germany Mr. Sitwala Mapenzi India, New Delhi Embassy of Namibia to India Mr. Richard Frege Japan, Tokyo Embassy of Namibia to Japan Ms. Mweneni Shiweda Malaysia, Kuala Lumpur High Commission of Namibia to Malaysia Ms. Emmerenzia Kapuka Nigeria, Abuja High Commission of Namibia to Nigeria Ms. Marianna Smith Russia, Moscow Embassy of Namibia to Russia Ms. Ms. Anna Paulus South Africa, Pretoria High Commission of Namibia to South Mr. Elias Mutota Africa South Africa, Cape Town Consulate General of Namibia Mr. Valombola Kalomoh Sweden, Stockholm Embassy of Namibia to Sweden Ms. Eudia N. Mukaya Switzerland, Geneva Permanent Mission of Namibia to the UN Ms. Stella Katjingisiua Tanzania, Dar es Salaam High Commission of Namibia to Tanzania Ms. Mavis Tugulu United Kingdom (UK), London High Commission of Namibia to the UK Ms. Bernice Dentlinger USA, Washington DC Embassy of Namibia to the USA Ms. Isai Keya USA, New York Permanent Mission of Namibia to the UN Mr. Stephanus Hendrickse Zambia, Lusaka High Commission of Namibia to Zambia Ms. Michelle Farmer Zimbabwe, Harare Embassy of Namibia to Zimbabwe Ms. Ellen C. Swartz ________________ ELECTORAL COMMISSION No. 174 2014 NOTIFICATION OF PLACES AND TIMES FOR INSPECTION OF PROVISIONAL NATIONAL VOTERS’ REGISTER AND MAKING OF OBJECTIONS IN RESPECT OF NAMES OF VOTERS’ IN REGISTERS IN RESPECT OF PRESIDENTIAL AND NATIONAL ASSEMBLY ELECTIONS AND REGIONAL COUNCILS BY-ELECTIONS: ELECTORAL ACT, 1992 In terms of section 21(b), read with section 28, of the Electoral Act, 1992 (Act No. 24 of 1992), I give notice that - 5573 Government Gazette 26 September 2014 3 (a) copies of the provisional national voters’ register of every constituency of every region prepared in terms of the said section 21(a) of that Act in respect of the Presidential and National Assembly Elections and Regional Councils By-Elections are available for inspection by the public during office hours at the places specified in the Schedule and at the Head Office of the Electoral Commission, 67-71 Van Rhijn Street, Windhoek-North, Windhoek, Khomas Region; and (b) objections in respect of the names of voters appearing on the provisional national voters’ register referred to in paragraph (a) may be made during the period 1 October 2014 to 3 October 2014, during office hours. P. J. ISAAK DIRECTOR OF ELECTIONS ELECTORAL COMMISSION Windhoek, 15 September 2014 SCHEDULE PART A REGION AND CONSTITUENCY VENUE //KARAS Berseba Berseba Constituency Office Bethanie Village Council’s Office Tses Village Council Office Keetmanshoop Urban Keetmanshoop Urban Constituency Office Keetmanshoop Magistrate’s Office Municipality Office, Tseiblaagte !Nami#nus !Nami#nus Constituency Office Luderitz Magistrate’s Office Aus Settlement Office Oranjemund Oranjemund Constituency Office Oranjemund Post Office Post Office, Rosh Pinah Police Station, Rosh Pinah Karasburg West Noordoewer Post Office Noordoewer Settlement Office Aussenkehr Police Station Karasburg East Karasburg East Constituency Office Grünau Settlement Office Ariamsvlei Settlement Office Keetmanshoop Rural WAD Centre (Keetmanshoop Satellite) Veterans Office, Kronlein (Old Municipality) Aroab Village Council Koës Village Council ERONGO Omaruru Omaruru Constituency Office Omaruru Magistrate’s Office Ozondje Municipality Office Karibib Karibib Magistrate’s Office Usab Municipality Office Hakhaseb Clinic, Usakos Usakos Magistrate’s Office Otjimbingwe Resettlement Office Dâures Daures Constituency Office Police Station, Omatjete 4 Government Gazette 26 September 2014 5573 Uis Village Council Office Spitzkoppe Clinic Tubusis Clinic Arandis Arandis Town Council Office Henties Bay Municipality Office Bakanja Pre-Primary School Swakopmund Swakopmund Constituency Office Swakopmund Magistrate’s Office Swakopmund Municipality Office Walvis Bay Urban Walvis Bay Magistrate’s Office Narraville Municipality Office Kuisebmond Municipality Office Walvis Bay Rural Walvis Bay Rural Constituency Office ELCRN Church Hall, Narraville HARDAP Daweb Maltahohe Village Council Edward Frederick Primary School (Uibes) Aranos Aranos Village Council Office Gochas Village Council Office Rehoboth Urban West Rehoboth Urban West Constituency Office Rehoboth Town Council Office Rehoboth Urban East Rehoboth Urban East Constituency Office Hermanus van Wyk Gedenk Hall Rehoboth Rural Rehoboth Rural Constituency Office, Schlip Kalkrand Recreation Centre Mariental Rural Mariental Rural Constituency Office, Stampriet Hoachanas Settlement Office Mariental Urban Mariental Urban Constituency Office Mariental Municipality Office, Aimaablaagte Gibeon Gibeon Constituency Office Amper-Bo Community Hall KAVANGO EAST Rundu Urban Rundu Urban Constituency Office Rundu Magistrate’s Office Government Hall, Rundu AMTA Building, Rundu Rundu Rural Rundu Rural Constituency Office Mashare Mashare Constituency Office Mabushe Primary School Shambyu Combined School Ndiyona Ndiyona Constituency Office Shinyungwe Circuit Office Ndonga-Linena Ndonga-Linena Combined School Nyangana Combined School Mukwe Mukwe Constituency Office Mukwe Traditional Authority Office Shamangorwa Combined School KAVANGO WEST Nkurenkuru Constituency Office, Nkurenkuru Nkurenkuru Town Council Office Kahenge Traditional Authority Office 5573 Government Gazette 26 September 2014 5 Ncuncuni Constituency Office, Ncuncuni Elizabeth Nepembe Prison Ncaute Primary School Ncamagoro Ncamagoro Circuit Office Mpora Clinic Tondoro Tondoro Health Centre Mburu-uru Clinic Kandjimi Circiut Office Kapako Kapako Constituency Office Bunya Health Centre Nakazaza Primary School Mpungu Mpungu Health Centre Mbambi Clinic Nepara Health Centre Musese Constituency Office, (Rupara) Muveve Clinic Mankumpi Katjinakatji Health Centre Satotwa Primary School KHOMAS Samora Machel Samora Machel Constituency Office Wanaheda Police Station Olof Palme Primary School Havana Primary School Tobias Hainyeko Tobias Hainyeko Constituency Office Oshatotwa Centre Maxuilili Centre Moses //Garoeb Moses //Garoeb Constituency Office Hainyeko Hall Jonas Haiduwa Centre Katutura East Katutura East Constituency Office Mandume Primary School Hall Municipality Office (Katutura) Roman Catholic Church (Holy Redeemer) Katutura Central Katutura Central Constituency Office Theo Katjimune Primary School Katutura Community Hall John Pandeni John Pandeni Constituency Office Hand –in-Hand Kindergarten Khomasdal Khomasdal Constituency Office Labour Commission Office Windhoek West Khomas Regional Council Office Windhoek West Constituency Office Emma Hoogenhoudt Primary School Windhoek East Windhoek East Constituency Office Maerua Mall Shopping Centre Woermanbrock (Klein Windhoek) Windhoek Rural Eros Children’s Home Police Station, Hosea Kutako Airport Mix Settlement, Clinic Hall KUNENE Epupa Epupa Constituency Office Police Station, Etanga Opuwo Urban Opuwo Urban Constituency Office Magistrate’s Office, Opuwo 6 Government Gazette 26 September 2014
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