On 21 March days after telling the nation about isolating not travelling and all the other precautions he flew to Windhoek to attend the inauguration of President Hage Geingob...
Although the coronavirus pandemic has yet to affect Namibia seriously – as April began there were only 10 confirmed cases and no deaths – President Hage Geingob's government has introduced progressively tighter restrictions...
Panduleni Itula who came a strong second to President Hage Geingob as an independent candidate despite remaining a member of the ruling SWAPO Party filed an appeal on 10 February against the decision not to annul the election (AC Vol 60 No 24 Hage's hubris)...
After three days the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) finally announced that President Hage Geingob had been re-elected with 56% of the vote a 31-point fall on his score of five years ago...
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The northern Ovambo/Kavango communities – 40% of the population – appear to remain solidly behind SWAPO and the minority Damara President Hage Geingob's own community numbering some 150 000 are also largely behind it even if Geingob is unlikely to take 87% of the vote as he did in 2014...
Ministers caught in the net President Hage Geingob's claim to be fighting corruption in government has been blown apart by the media exposure of ministerial bribery on an apparently enormous scale...
There is virtually no prospect of President Hage Geingob Namibia's first non-northern head of state failing to secure a second five-year term in the presidential and legislative elections due in late November...
Vol 59 No 6 |
- SOUTH AFRICA
As well as meeting Mnangagwa and Lourenço Ramaphosa called on President Ian Khama of Botswana Hage Geingob of Namibia and Filipe Nyusi of Mozambique...
Almost three years into his first five-year term Namibia's first non-Oshiwambo head of state Hage Geingob seems to be in a dominant position...
Winning over new voters from outside its traditional Oshivambo power base President Hage Geingob's party won all but eight of 121 constituencies taking control of all 14 regional councils for the first time...
President Hage Geingob has defused urban land protests which threatened to erupt into mass occupations at the end of July...
