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De Wet Siluka

2024-10-012026-05-20

In coverage

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  1. May 2026
  2. January 2025
  3. ECN spokesperson De Wet Siluka says: “The nomination period commenced on 6 December 2024 and ended on 21 December 2024 in respect of registered political parties, while prospective independent candidates were to submit their nominations before 19 December 2024 at 16h00.” He says

    The Namibian

    ECN confirms readiness for Guinas constituency by-election on 17 January
  4. October 2024
  5. aptured 5 063 signatures but with functional system access granted only after 20h00, it was humanly impossible to capture all the required signatures.“The system was not tested to assess how many days it would take to capture 7 000 names,” she added.ECN spokesperson De Wet Siluka

    The Namibian

    End of the road for Angula, two others
  6. ey have captured 5 063 signatures but functional system access only being granted after 20h00 made it humanly impossible to capture all the signatures.“The system was not tested to assess how many days it would take to capture 7 000 names,” she adds.ECN spokesperson De Wet Siluka

    The Namibian

    Ally Angula frustrated by ‘faulty ECN system'
Politics

ECN commissioners to declare assets under proposed amendments

The News

Proposed amendments to the Electoral Commission of Namibia Act will compel commissioners to declare their assets within 60 days of the act coming into force and thereafter annually, a move political parties say could strengthen public trust and transparency. Commissioners must submit declarations to the speaker of the National Assembly, with failure to comply constituting grounds for misconduct.

Why it matters

Proposed ECN asset declaration amendments strengthen transparency and accountability in electoral governance.

18 May 2026 · The Namibian

Monday 18 May

  1. ECN commissioners to declare assets under proposed amendments

    Proposed amendments to the Electoral Commission of Namibia Act will compel commissioners to declare their assets within 60 days of the act coming into force and thereafter annually, a move political parties say could strengthen public trust and transparency. Commissioners must submit declarations to the speaker of the National Assembly, with failure to comply constituting grounds for misconduct.

    18 May 2026 · The Namibian

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