Namibia votes for a third day amid technical issues, Biden to visit Angola, and the East African Community celebrates its 25th anniversary with a focus on trade and growth.

Namibia is currently in the third day of voting, with citizens returning to 36 polling stations that were reopened after technical difficulties disrupted the initial voting process. This situation has prompted a call for vigilance among election officials to ensure a smooth conclusion to the electoral exercise in the country.

In summary, the ongoing voting in Namibia amidst technical challenges highlights the importance of electoral integrity. Additionally, President Joe Biden’s upcoming visit to Angola signifies the strengthening economic ties between the United States and Africa. Meanwhile, the East African Community’s 25th anniversary emphasizes regional cooperation toward economic growth and trade facilitation.

Original Source: www.voaafrica.com

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