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Elderly voters struggle to make crosses on ballot papers at Nkarapamwe polling station

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2024-11-27
WINDHOEK, 06 January 2023 - Polling Station at the Moses //Garoëb Primary school in the Moses //Garoëb Constituency for the new councillor by-elections. (Photo by : Prime-Rose Harases) NAMPA WINDHOEK, 06 January 2023 - Polling Station at the Moses //Garoëb Primary school in the Moses //Garoëb Constituency for the new councillor by-elections. (Photo by : Prime-Rose Harases) NAMPA
RUNDU, 27 NOV (NAMPA) - The presiding officer at the Nkarapamwe Elcin polling station at Rundu, Alistaire Bock has said many elderly voters struggle to make crosses on the ballot papers and thus have to be assisted.
Besides this challenge, Bock informed Nampa that the polling station opened at 07h00 on Wednesday and the process is peaceful thus far.
At the Ndama Combined School polling station a long queue could be observed, with the youth making...
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