The first female president was elected in Namibia with 57% of the votes

In Nimea, 72-year-old female leader Nandi Ndatuwa was elected the country’s first female president with 57 percent of the vote.

After the death of President Hugh Gengob in February, Nandi Ndatuwa was appointed Vice President, she has also served as Deputy Prime Minister and minister in several departments.

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After being elected, the President said that the people of Namibia have voted for peace and stability. On the other hand, the opposition parties have rejected the results of the elections.

Due to technical issues, shortage of ballot papers and other problems, election officials extended the voting for a week.

The opposition parties have declared the extension of the voting phase illegal and will challenge the results in court. The opposition candidate won 25.5 percent of the votes.