Electoral Commission of Namibia - ECN

Today, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and boundless potential of every child across our beautiful continent. Happy International Day of the African Child!

INVITATION FOR BIDS - A complete set of bidding documents, containing detailed specifications and requirements, may be obtained from the Procurement Management Unit of the Electoral Commission of Namibia (ECN), located at Office No. 259, 2nd Floor, 67–71 Van Rhijn Street, Windhoek North. The documents are also available for download from the ECN website at https://www.ecn.na/
All bids must be submitted by depositing them in the designated bid box located at the ECN Head Office on or before 26 June 2026 @ 11H00.
Please note that bid submissions via email will not be accepted.

2025 REGIONAL COUNCIL AND LOCAL AUTHORITY COUNCIL ELECTION PERFORMANCE ASSESSMENT AND POST-ELECTION REPORT🗳️🗳️

WINDHOEK - The Commission has officially presented the Performance Assessment and Post-Election Report (PAPE) for the 2025 Regional Council and Local Authority Council (RCLA) elections to Honourable Fillipus Katamelo, Deputy Speaker of the National Assembly Parliament of the Republic of Namibia.

The PAPE report for the 2025 RCLA elections is prepared in accordance with Section 116 of the Electoral Act, which mandates a comprehensive evaluation of each electoral process. This statutory requirement entails publishing a detailed post-election report that assesses the conduct, outcomes, and overall performance of the elections.

The report provides a structured assessment of several key areas, including constitutional and electoral issues, logistics and infrastructure, the training and performance of electoral officials, voter education initiatives, voting operations, and results analysis. Additionally, it offers recommendations for legislative reform and may address any other relevant matters that enhance the integrity and effectiveness of electoral processes.

According to Section 116, the Chairperson of the Commission must submit this report to the National Assembly within six months after the election. The Speaker of the National Assembly is then responsible for tabling the report for parliamentary discussion, ensuring oversight of the electoral process.

The Speaker must also distribute copies of the report to the President, Chief Justice, Chairperson of the Electoral Court, Chairperson of the Magistrates Commission, and Chairperson of the Law Reform and Development Commission. Moreover, the report must be made available for public inspection to promote transparency and inclusivity.

In summary, Section 116 serves as a vital accountability mechanism that aims to foster public trust in the electoral process, enhance institutional integrity, and support Namibia's democratic governance.

Welcome to the ECN team, Ms Gabriel. We are delighted to have you join us and look forward to your contributions to our ongoing success.

Today, we commemorate Genocide Remembrance Day, we remember the lives taken during the 1904-1908 atrocities. We will never forget. Let us build a future rooted in humanity, respect, and peace. 🇳🇦🕊️

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ECN Institutional Wellness Programme - Sports Day

For the Commission, wellness is more than just a concept; it's a vital part of our lives that significantly impacts our productivity, mental health, and sense of community.

To make this year's Sports Day truly memorable, our dedicated staff gathered in Windhoek for a day filled with fun! We kicked off the event with a walk from Election House to Khomasdal Stadium, followed by exciting activities including relays, netball, volleyball, football, and tug of war.

These events not only emphasise our commitment to wellness but also strengthen our bonds as a team. Thank you to everyone who participated and made this day unforgettable🏃‍♂️🏐⚽️

DAY 2 OF THE INSTITUTIONAL WELLNESS ACTIVITIES.

INSTITUTIONAL WELLNESS ACTIVITIES

WINDHOEK - The Commission has launched a three-day Wellness and Information Sharing Indaba program designed to provide employees with a refresher and comprehensive insights into the organisation’s operations, policies, activities, initiatives, and future roadmap. This wellness initiative also seeks to foster a work-life balance, cultivate a healthy workforce for enhanced productivity, and improve service delivery. Ultimately, it underscores the institution’s commitment to prioritising the well-being of its employees.