-The South West Africa National Union (SWANU) has joined the chorus about the outcome of the recently concluded national elections alleging that the process was rigged.

-SWAPO has welcomed a ruling by the Elections Tribunal on the use of electronic voting machines (EVMs).

-The Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) is adamant the electronic voting machines (EVMs) will be used in the upcoming elections, amid threats by some contestants to challenge this in court.

-Independent Candidate Dr Panduleni Itula has threatened to take the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN) to court over the use of EVMs in the upcoming elections.

-President Hage Geingob says the use of the electronic voting machines (EVMs) was not a SWAPO idea but the party just embraced it.

-Windhoek residents staged a peaceful demonstration against the use of electronic voting machines (EVMs) in this month's Presidential and National Assembly Election, in Windhoek.

-The National Assembly (NA) went on recess without agreeing on the report of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs Committee on the use of the electronic voting machines (EVMs) in the upcoming elections this month.

-The electronic voting machines (EVM) which were loaned out to election stakeholders for training and voter education purposes will not be used in the National Elections.

-While some people cast doubts over the credibility of the electronic voting machines (EVMs), visually impaired say the use of EVMs puts them at ease when casting their votes because the device has user-friendly features, including for the blind.

-Popular Democratic Movement (PDM) president McHenry Venaani today wondered out loud who would be convinced to still vote using the electronic voting machines (EVM) considering the doubts many have expressed about the machines recently.