-The Landless People's Movement (LPM) has accused SWAPO of allegedly transporting eligible voters from the North to be registered as voters in the //Karas Region.

-SWAPO's amended constitution comes into operation from today. The party has held a virtual extra-ordinary congress on 5 September.

-SWAPO is confident of winning all seven constituencies during the upcoming regional and local council elections in the //Kharas Region.

-SWAPO has amended its constitution to bar members from contesting as independent candidates in future elections. The amendment comes into effect on Friday.
Yarukeekuro Ndorokaze dissects the amendment.

-SWAPO members will in future not be allowed to stand as independent candidates in any election. The party has amended the constitution during its extra-ordinary virtual congress.

-SWAPO will host its first-ever virtual extra-ordinary congress tomorrow to explore legal restrictions in its constitution to prohibit any member from standing as an independent candidate.

-While the executive director of SWAPO, Austin Samupwa said the governing party has not received any official resignation from the Affirmative Repositioning Movement (AR) members, a political analyst has said the mass resignation of the young activists should serve as a wake-up call for SWAPO.

-Dozens of youth belonging to the Affirmative Repositioning Movement (AR) have resigned from SWAPO, effective from today.

-SWAPO's chairperson of the national leaders assigned to the Khomas Region has called on the party members to work towards reclaiming the votes the party had lost during the Presidential and National Assembly Elections last year.

-While recognising SWAPO’s post-election introspection as a much-needed move, political analysts worried it might be too late to heal the deep wounds of disunity and to convince the voters on perceived failed service delivery.