Nandi-Ndaitwah secured her position with 57.31% of the votes cast, defeating her main opponent Panduleni Itula, who received 25.50%. This election saw nearly 1.45 million eligible voters registered, showcasing significant public engagement despite some initial disruptions that extended voting periods in certain areas.
In her acceptance speech, Nandi-Ndaitwah expressed gratitude to voters and reaffirmed her commitment to guiding Namibia through its developmental agenda. “The Namibian nation has voted for peace and stability,” she declared, emphasizing her focus on unity and economic empowerment.
As she steps into this historic role as Namibia’s fifth president since gaining independence in 1990, Nandi-Ndaitwah’s election is celebrated as a major milestone not only for women but for all Namibians striving for progress and equality in leadership.