Parliamentary election in Namibia 1989

Parliamentary election 19891994 →

Voting shares

 %

60

50

40

30th

20th

10

0

57.3

28.6

5.6

4.1

1.6

1.6

0.8

0.5

SWAPO

DTA

UDF

ACN

NPF

FCN

NNF

Otherwise.

The parliamentary elections in Namibia in 1989 were held between November 7th and 11th, 1989. A total of 701,483 eligible voters had ten parties to choose from. A total of 71 seats were awarded in the National Assembly of Namibia .

prehistory

The prerequisite for the first free elections in Namibia was an agreement between Angola , Cuba and South Africa , in which South Africa guaranteed Namibia independence and in return Cuba would withdraw its troops from Angola.

Within the framework of UN Resolution 435 of the UN Security Council were in 1989 conducted the elections before the independence of Namibia. The elected parliament served as the constituent assembly until March 20, 1990 .

Election results

1

41

4th

1

1

21st

3

1 41 4th 1 1 21st 3 

A total of 72 seats

• NPF : 1
• SWAPO : 41
• UDF : 4
• FCN : 1
• NNF : 1
• DTA : 21
• ACN : 3

Political party	be right	Voting shares	Seats
SWAPO	384,567	57.33%	41
Democratic Gym Alliance (DTA)	191,532	28.55%	21st
United Democratic Front (UDF)	37,874	5.65%	4th
Action Christian National (ACN)	23,728	3.53%	3
National Patriotic Front (NPF)	10,693	1.59%	1
Federal Convention of Namibia (FCN)	10,452	1.56%	1
Namibia National Front (NNF)	5,344	0.8%	1
SWAPO Democrats (SWAPO-D)	3,161	0.47%	-
Christian Democratic Action for Social Justice (CDA)	2,495	0.37%	-
Namibia National Democratic Party (NNDP)	984	0.15%	-
Total (turnout 97.0%)		100%	72

Individual evidence

1. ↑ 07-11 November 1989 Constituent Assembly Election. In: AfricanElections Database. Retrieved May 22, 2009 . 
2. ↑ Namibia: Background to the development of electrical structures. In: EISA. Archived from the original on May 22, 2009 ; accessed on May 22, 2009 .