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Shinovene Immanuel

Shinovene Immanuel

Shinovene has been the head of the investigative unit since 2015. He has worked at The Namibian since January 2011. He is a member of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) and in 2015 spent three months in South Africa as a fellow at Amabhungane, the then M&G centre of investigative journalism. Immanuel has broken a number of key stories implicating high-ranking government and political officials, as well as private sector operators, in alleged corrupt dealings and transactions. He also worked with the ICIJ on the Namibian legs of both the Panama Papers and Paradise Papers. Email: shinovene@namibian.com.na

Luqman Cloete

Luqman Cloete


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Mbumba congratulates Ghanaian president-elect

President Nangolo Mbumba has congratulated Ghanaian president-elect John Mahama. This follows the former president’s victory in the country’s election on Saturday, as announced by the Electoral Commission of Ghana on Sunday. Mahama served as Ghana’s president from 2012 to 2017,…

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Swapo dismisses claims of Zanu-PF interference in Namibia’s elections

President-elect Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has denied allegations of Zimbabwe influencing Namibia’s elections. This week, five Namibian political parties accused Zimbabwe’s ruling party, Zimbabwe African National Union – Patriotic Front (Zanu-PF), of having influencing Namibia’s disputed presidential and National Assembly elections last…

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Journalists must investigate Zanu-PF interference claims – Nandi-Ndaitwah

President-elect Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has challenged journalists to investigate claims that Zimbabwe’s ruling party, Zimbabwe African National Union–Patriotic Front (Zanu-PF) had any influence in Namibia’s recent elections. She said this at a press conference in Windhoek on Thursday, two days after…

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‘They insulted our mothers’

At 15h00 on Wednesday, 27 November, the unthinkable happened at Okasheshete polling station in the Oshana region’s Okatyali constituency. The station ran out of ballot papers. At the time, presiding officer Saara Ruben says a sea of voters had shown…

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Oshakati election officials complain of harassment by party agents

Election officials from two polling stations at Oshakati claim agents from some political parties have harassed them and accused them of allowing foreigners to vote. This occurred after two buses transported voters, allegedly from the Kavango East region, to vote…

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Only four cast votes at Okatyali, Black Friday blamed

The presiding officer for the Okasheshete polling station at Okatyali in the Oshana region, Saara Ruben, says only four voters participated in the extended election exercise since the polling station opened on Friday. Ruben said this on Saturday, adding she…

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Materials for extended voting delayed at Oshakati

About 40 people at Okadjengedi Community Centre were unable to cast their votes on Friday morning as ballot papers were not delivered by 08h48. Presiding officer Loide Eelu said the polling station opened at 07h00. “When we opened at 07h00.…

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Voters’ Nightmare

Thousands brace scorching heat in the name of democracy Some political parties have expressed anger after the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) experienced sporadic cases of ballot paper shortages across the country during the voting period yesterday. A number of…

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Mudge wants elections declared invalid

Republican Party (RP) president Henk Mudge said the RP will work with other political parties to declare the presidential and National Assembly elections invalid. While many Namibians participated in the elections on 27 November, others were unable to due to…

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