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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF THE REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA N$25.80 WINDHOEK - 16 November 2020 No. 7389 CONTENTS Page GOVERNMENT NOTICE No. 293 Declaration of candidates duly nominated for election as members of regional councils: Electoral Act, 2014 ....................................................................................................................................................... 1 ________________ Government Notice ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF NAMIBIA No. 293 2020 DECLARATION OF CANDIDATES DULY NOMINATED FOR ELECTION AS MEMBERS OF REGIONAL COUNCILS: ELECTORAL ACT, 2014 In terms of subsection (5) of section 82 of the Electoral Act, 2014 (Act No. 5 of 2014), it is made known that - (a) the persons whose particulars referred to in paragraph (b) of that subsection and listed in column 2 of Schedule 1, have been declared as duly nominated candidates for the constituencies indicated in column 1 of that Schedule, opposite the name of the candidate concerned; (b) the polling day for the general election of members of all regional councils is 25 November 2020; and (c) the polling stations in the constituencies contemplated in paragraph (a) are listed in Schedule 2. 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TJIPUEJA CHAIRPERSON ELECTORAL COMMISSION OF NAMIBIA Windhoek, 9 November2020 2 SCHEDULE 1 Column 1 Column 2 Constituency for Regional Full Names Voter Male Residential Address Political Party/ Council in respect of a registration or Independent Candidate Region number Female //KHARAS REGION Surname Name !Nami#Nus Dausab Fritz 14012340212 M Erf 155,Tseiblaagte, Keetmanshoop Landless People’s Movement Hercules Reginald P. 14011041242 M 256 Second Avenue, Nautilus Lüderitz Independent Candidate Kadhikwa Michaeleno C.J. 14000141764 M Erf 818 Old Build Together House Independent Candidate Government Gazette Kalenga Gideon K. 19070090863 M A7-438, Lüderitz Popular Democratic Movement Ndjaleka Hambelela S.D. 14011340121 F Erf 842 – Agatha Park SWAPO Party of Namibia Tshiqwetha Tshinana P. 19081891233 M B91 Spokiesdorp, Lüderitz Independent Patriots for Change Berseba Goeieman Jeremias 14185941882 M Kutenhoas Settlement, Berseba Landless People’s Movement Isaaks Christina 14015141396 F Berseba Popular Democratic Movement Ovambo Steve S. 14013640399 M Vaalgras Gaokos SWAPO Party of Namibia Karasburg East Andreas Engelhardt R. 14009042101 M Erf 503, Hospitaal Street, Karasburg Independent Candidate 16 November2020 Basson Jacobus 19072790917 M House 28, Westerkim, Karasburg Independent Candidate Basson Lizaan R. 14189042054 F House 60, Westerkim, Karasburg Popular Democratic Movement Beukes Angeline V. 14013440286 F Erf 304, Westerkim Landless People’s Movement Cloete William H. 14013541023 M Erf 179, Karasburg Independent Patriots for Change Coetzee Dennis B. 14013540569 M Erf 285 21 Avenue Town SWAPO Party of Namibia Karasburg West Both Berendt 14013540547 M Erf 320, Extension 2, Noordoewer Independent Candidate Itha Efraim T. 14202042112 M Erf 256, Extension 3, Noordoewer Independent Patriots for Change Settlement Jonas Philip L. 14012840286 M Erf 254, Extension 2 Popular Democratic Movement Josob Ivan P. 14010840680 M Erf 784, Tseiblaagte, Keetmanshoop Landless People’s Movement Witbooi Arnold L. 19079090957 M Erf 509, Extension 2, Noordoewer Independent Candidate Kanyemba Taimi N. 14012940136 F Aussenkher SWAPO Party of Namibia 7389 7389 Keetmanshoop Rural Eiman Johannes F.J. 14010840125 M Erf 419, Oosterheim Popular Democratic Movement Jacobs Petronita J. 19073690831 F Erf 684, Krönlein Independent Patriots for Change Kharuxab Elias 15634756397 M Erf 488, Oosterheim SWAPO Party of Namibia Witbooi Gerrit A. 19079790848 M Erf 389, Oosterheim Extension 2 Landless People’s Movement Keetmanshoop Urban Blaauw Emrico C. 14010640807 M Erf 1510, House No. 170, Lemoendraai, SWAPO Party of Namibia Tseiblaagte Isaacks Joseph 14012640342 M Erf 155, Tseiblaagte, Keetmanshoop Landless People’s Movement Isaacks Willem J. 14012440548 M Erf 68 Kronlein Independent Patriots for Change Mathys Innocent R. 19078191097 M Erf 689, Westdene Popular Democratic Movement Government Gazette Oranjemund Andreas Ruben S. 14052842972 M Flat D-8 Swartkop, Oranjemund Independent Patriots for Change Linovene Heita M. 14011741387 M 38 First Avenue, Oranjemund Popular Democratic Movement Nangolo Lasarus A. 19078991138 M Chammerion Drive No. 3 SWAPO Party of Namibia Riekert Emerentia 19080591029 F House No. 67, 3rd Avenue, Oranjemund Landless People’s Movement ERONGO REGION Arandis Dlamini Gustav 14018840778 M 356 Tobias Hayonko Republican Party of Namibia Hangula Emmanuel P. 19091790972 M Erf 637, Boerboom Street, Arandis Independent Patriots for Change 16 November2020 Hochobes Christa M. 14013941823 F 501, Omdel, Khomas Street Popular Democratic Movement Imbamba Benitha 14018840213 F Erf 857 Omdel, Erongo Street SWAPO Party of Namibia Prins Andreas 14010340311 M !Goas Informal Settlement Independent Candidate Tsaneb Daniel 19091791697 M Erf 118, Crow Street, Arandis United Democratic Front of Namibia Daures !Hoaseb Joram 19093191086 M Farm Tsom Tsaub, Okombahe Area United Democratic Front of Namibia Brandt Inecia T. 19092090973 F House No. 11, 2de Laan, Uis SWAPO Party of Namibia Geiseb Siegfried 14000741731 M Kudubis Pos 4+5 Daures Landless People’s Movement Gurirab Gotthard 14131041454 M Kandaries Popular Democratic Movement Karongee Abiud U. 20566305682 M Omatjete Independent Candidate Mbuti Lucia J. 14200742061 F Otjohorongo Independent Patriots for Change Ndjiharine Duludi U. 14015040866 M Otjitaazu Rally for Democracy and Progress Ngunovandu Engelbert P.C. 14018641300 M Ovihitua SWANU of Namibia Uiseb Engelhardt 14014840379 M Erf 139 Vleisbank Farm Uis District Independent Candidate 3 4 Karibib Axakhoeb Ernestus 14014940704 M Erf 102, Otjimbingwe United Democratic Front of Namibia Frans Ismael 14066542787 M Erf 608 Outjo Rally for Democracy and Progress Kahingunga Rudolf 14179941855 M Pos-9, Okarundu Independent Patriots for Change Kasuto Hitjevi R. 19071491114 M House No. 339, Hakhaseb Usakos Popular Democratic Movement Kauatouojao Juda G. 19083090871 M Otjimbingwe, Okaruze Landless People’s Movement Ndjago Melania 14018340286 F House No. 54 Karibib Farm House SWAPO Party of Namibia Omaruru Kahua Vincent I. 14018641245 M Erf 738, Ozondje National Unity Democratic Organisation of Namibia Kazuvire Christian 19082091030 M Erf 825, Oturenda Street, Ozondje Independent Patriots for Change Government Gazette Mangundu Shighongo S. 14016740942 M Erf 1855, Hakahana Omaruru Independent Candidate Nautoro Roger 14016842072 M 319, Ozondje Popular Democratic Movement Wetha Ernst M. 14179742024 M Erf 187, Ozondje, Omaruru SWAPO Party of Namibia Swakopmund //Khoaseb Elifas 14016141904 M 3674 Oletweni Fillipus Imongwa Republican Party of Namibia Dantu Zerolda M. 14013941129 F Erf 3009, Tiras Avenue, Oletweni, United Democratic Front of Namibia Swakopmund Haumunteya Natanael I. 14016143864 M Masilo Str. 1229, Mondesa Popular Democratic Movement Kodi Aina H. 19084392107 F House No. 505 Erich Tjiryange Street, Landless People’s Movement 16 November2020 Mondesa Munenguni Phillipus 14013841025 M Erf 4313 Hilma Markus Street SWAPO Party of Namibia Nghishilombola Tuhafeni N. 14180642145 M Letweni Independent Candidate Smith Howard Ciske 20569805799 F 1 Oystercatcher Street, Dolphin Beach Independent Patriots for Change Walvis Bay Rural Davids Harold W. 14182141862 M 68 Neptune Street Popular Democratic Movement Donatus Florian T. 19081191361 M Pirrai Da Lacosta 13, Long Beach Independent Patriots for Change Iilonga Kenneth J. 14017340274 M 4142 Moon Street, Kuisebmond National Empowerment Fighting Corruption Shikongo Hilma T. 14016540666 F 48 Plutu Street, Kuisebmond SWAPO Party of Namibia Swartbooi Ambrosius 14017041765 M Erf 2528, Flamink Street, Kuisebmond Landless People’s Movement 7389 7389 Walvis Bay Urban Benson Deriou A 20570205820 M Erf 3726, Caesar Martin Avenue, Independent Patriots for Change Narraville Hangula Miina T. 20596005993 F 1012 Alliance Street, Meersig SWAPO Party of Namibia Ipinge Knowledge N. 19083790915 M 27 Nataniel Maxuilili Str., Kuisebmond Independent Candidate Namaseb Ben 19098191130 M Kaino Nendongo Kusisebmond 161/61 National Empowerment Fighting Corruption Rhode Paul 20597806250 M Omuhuongo Close No. 6, Fairways, Landless People’s Movement Walvis Bay HARDAP REGION Aranos Boois Salomon H. 14012541402 M Erf 14 Sonara Landless People’s Movement Government Gazette Kuhanga Elden E. 14012541290 M Erf 88 Sonara Independent Patriots for Change Paulus Sanna S. 14016741035 F Erf 31 Rooiduim Popular Democratic Movement Veldskoen Lukas 14012542506 M Erf 800 Sonara SWAPO Party of Namibia Daweb Jantze Herculus 14163041759 M Erf 78 Hospital Street, Maltahohe SWAPO Party of Namibia Motinga Nikodemus J. 14005241296 M Erf 312 Andrewville, Maltahohe Landless People’s Movement Prins Jacobus 19092590947 M B119, Andrewville, Maltahohe Popular Democratic Movement Gibeon Dawson Niklaas J. 14005240063 M Erf 683 Gibeon Independent Patriots for Change 16 November2020 Fleermuys Anna 19080090863 F Erf 1340, Lukas Stefanus Section, Independent Candidate Gibeon Isaak Paul 19078890869 M BM 19/40 Vergenoeg, School Street, Landless People’s Movement Gibeon Tities Brenavon M. 14005240740 M Erf 997, Frank Basson Section, Gibeon Popular Democratic Movement Van Neel Jeremias G. 14005140629 M Erf 146, Skoolstraat, Kries SWAPO Party of Namibia Mariental Rural Bloodstaan Stefanus E. 14004840643 M Erf 257, Stampriet Popular Democratic Movement Kooper Simon G. 19078691064 M Erf 114 Hoachanas Settlement SWAPO Party of Namibia
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    Bibliothek der Basler Afrika Bibliographien Neuerwerbungen aus und zu Namibia (Neuzugänge 1. Januar – 31. Dezember 2020) 1. Monographien S. 1 2. Periodika S. 115 3. Digitale Dokumente S. 129 Library of the Basler Afrika Bibliographien New acquisitions from and on Namibia (New acquisitions January 1 – December 31, 2020) 1. Monographs p. 1 2. Periodicals p. 115 3. Digital documents p. 129 1. Monographien / Monographs Seite 1 40 Years of Service to Namibia Windhoek: PricewaterhouseCoopers Namibia, 2016; 84p., ill., tables. Mit einem Vorwort von Nangula Uaandja. Deskriptoren: Finanzwesen + Multinationale Konzerne + Wirtschaft + Namibia Signatur: 50243 2017 Managment Effectiveness Assessment Report for Oshaampula, Okongo, Otjiu-West and Uukolonkadhi Community Forests Windhoek: Republic of Namibia, Ministry of Agriculture, Water and Forestry, 2018; iii, 22p., ill., maps, tables. Deskriptoren: Forstwirtschaft + Management + Statistiken + Kunene (Verwaltungsregion) + Nordzentralnamibia Signatur: 50284 2017 Namibia Financial Inclusion Survey. Survey Highlights Windhoek: Namibia Statistics Agency (NSA), ca. 2018; 33p., ill., tables. Deskriptoren: Jahresberichte + Finanzwesen + Statistiken + Namibia Signatur: 50238 A da |gaipe Windhoek: Gamsberg Macmillan, 2000; 53p.. Mit einem Vorwort von L.S. Tsâtago Davids. Mit Beiträgen von Axarob, Gerson !Garibasen |Uiseb, Alma Hangue, Elias !Nanuseb, Hageb, Ruth A.K. Isaaks, J. Goeieman, Sydney ||Narib, |Awebaheb, Fritz Isak Dirkse. Deskriptoren: Lyrik (Form) + Namibia Signatur: 50064 Acquire. Discover. Finance. Build. Operate. The World's New Senior Gold Producer Vancouver: B2Gold, 2019; 7p., ill., table, map. Deskriptoren: Bergbau + Gold + Industrie + Multinationale Konzerne + Statistiken + Asien + Burkina Faso + Kanada + Mali + Namibia + Zentralamerika Signatur: 50250 Application for Finance Windhoek: Development Bank of Namibia, ca. 2018; 14p., taples. Deskriptoren: Banken + Kredite + Namibia Signatur: 50266 Aqua Services & Engineering. Your Partner in Water Treatment.
  • Namibia Goes to Vote 2015

    Namibia Goes to Vote 2015

    ProducedElection by the Institute for Public Policy Research W (IPPR)atch Issue No. 6 2015 NAMIBIA GOES TO VOTE 2015 FILL IN YOUR OWN RECORD OF THE REGIONAL AND LOCAL AUTHORITY ELECTIONS n November 27 2015 Namibians go to vote in the Regional Council and Local Authority elections. 95 constituencies will be contested in the Regional Council elections while 26 are uncontested meaning the sole candidate standing wins the Regional Council seat. 52 Local Authorities will be contested while five are uncontested. This edition of the Election Watch bulletinO lists all the regional council candidates (below) and the parties/organisations standing in the local authority elections. You can fill out the election results as they are announced in the spaces provided. Follow the fortunes of your party and candidates and see who will be elected. Constituency for Total number Political party/independent Votes per Regional Council in of votes Full names candidate candidate respect of a Region recorded ERONGO REGION Surname First names Arandis /Gawaseb Elijah Hage United Democratic Front of Namibia Imbamba Benitha Swapo Party of Namibia Prins Andreas Independent Candidate Daures !Haoseb Joram United Democratic Front of Namibia Katjiku Ehrnst Swapo Party of Namibia Ndjiharine Duludi Uahindua DTA of Namibia Rukoro Manfred Verikenda National Unity Democratic Organisation Karibib Ndjago Melania Swapo Party of Namibia Nguherimu Christiaan Rally for Democracy and Progress Tsamaseb Zedekias United Democratic Front of Namibia Omaruru Hamuntenya Johannes Tuhafeni