-The Namibia Public Workers Union's (NAPWU) General Secretary Petrus Nevonga has described as baseless claims that the union has been politically "captured" by the ruling SWAPO party.
-SWAPO will retain its two-thirds majority with one seat in the National Council once the councillors are sworn in on Tuesday.
-SWAPO has suggested open to get into marriage with National Unity Democratic Organisation (NUDO) and the United Democratic Front (UDF) but the two opposition parties have also rejected coalition option with SWAPO outright.
-Despite having lost a significant number of towns and villages, SWAPO maintains it emerged victorious in the Regional Council and Local Authority Elections.
-Inevitable opposition coalitions, following the just-ended Regional Council and Local Authority Elections, suggest efforts to cripple the governing SWAPO party by denying it power.
-SWAPO's Oshikoto regional coordinator, Armas Amukwiyu says the victory to retain all 11 region's constituencies in the just-ended Regional Council and Local Authority Elections is because people still have trust in the party.
-SWAPO won more seats than any single participating party on the Windhoek Municipality but several opposition parties garnered 10 seats while the electorate reduced SWAPO’s seats from 12 to five.
Results in Kavango East's Mukwe Constituency, announced at Andara, declared SWAPO's Damian Maghambayi councilor-elect.
SWAPO retained the majority seats in the Grootfontein Municipality, one seat less than the previous elections.
SWAPO candidate Aram Martin is the new Regional Councillor for Oshakati West Constituency.
