Namibians were still voting early yesterday, hours after polls were scheduled to close in a presidential and legislative election set to test the ruling party's 34-year grip on power in the southern African nation.
Logistical issues left crowds waiting to vote, though polls were scheduled to close at 9pm on Wednesday.
Ballot counting had started at some polling stations, with early results initially expected by tomorrow, according to the electoral calendar.
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