Reports have emerged that Zimbabwean businessman Wicknell Chivayo has secured a $60 million contract to supply election materials for Namibia’s national elections, slated for November 27, 2024. This development was revealed by Zimbabwean journalist and activist Hopewell Chin’ono, citing unnamed insiders within the Namibian government.
It is important to note that this information remains unconfirmed, as the Namibian Electoral Commission has yet to issue an official statement regarding the contract.
Chivayo’s alleged involvement in this deal has raised concerns due to his history in a contentious election materials contract in Zimbabwe. His former business partners, Mike Chimombe and Mose Mpofu, are currently facing legal charges related to alleged misuse of funds.
Opposition parties in Namibia are calling for transparency and accountability in the tendering process, citing concerns over potential implications on the election’s credibility.
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