Namibians voted Saturday on the last day of a controversially extended election after poll chaos and allegations of foul play. Electoral authorities prolonged voting until Saturday in presidential and legislative polls, after the original election day -- Wednesday -- was marred by logistical and technical failures that led to hours-long queues, which some voters eventually abandoned. On Saturday, hundreds of people queued up at the sole polling station in the capital Windhoek, Namibia, where some 2,500 voters had cast their ballots on Friday. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES