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Namibia: Uphold law and order during election period – Mbumba – News

Namibia: Uphold law and order during election period – Mbumba – News

Rédaction Africa Links 24 with Donald Matthys
Published on 2024-03-22 11:39:47

As Namibia gears up for its upcoming elections on 27 November, President Nangolo Mbumba has emphasized the importance of maintaining law and order to ensure peaceful, credible, and fair elections. Speaking during the Independence Day commemoration in Katima Mulilo, Mbumba urged all Namibians to uphold the country’s reputation as a peaceful and stable nation.

Over the past 34 years, Namibia has built a proud legacy of democracy, peace, stability, and unity in diversity. Mbumba urged the nation to unite and continue to nurture this legacy, making Namibia a home of hope, joy, and prosperity for all its citizens and future generations.

The president also issued a stern warning to those who seek to disrupt Namibia’s peace, unity, and economic progress, labeling them as enemies of the people. He called on true citizens of Namibia to reject and oppose individuals or groups that promote division over unity.

Mbumba called on the security cluster to increase vigilance in safeguarding Namibia against both external and internal threats. He stressed the importance of protecting the country’s sovereignty and ensuring that the upcoming elections are conducted in a free, fair, and peaceful manner.

As Namibians prepare to exercise their democratic right to vote, it is crucial that the elections are conducted in a transparent and credible manner. Mbumba called on all stakeholders, including political parties, civil society organizations, and the media, to play their part in ensuring a successful electoral process.

In the lead-up to the elections, it is essential for all Namibians to promote a culture of peace, tolerance, and respect for one another’s views. This will not only ensure a peaceful electoral process but also contribute to the country’s overall stability and development.

In conclusion, President Mbumba stressed the need for all Namibians to come together and work towards a common goal of building a prosperous and united nation. By upholding the values of democracy, peace, and unity, Namibia can continue to thrive and serve as an example to other nations in the region. Let us all join hands in ensuring that the upcoming elections are conducted in a peaceful and credible manner, setting a positive precedent for the future of our beloved country.

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