The album sold well, especially among SWAPO veterans and supporters, but was not critically successful due to its political influence.

After the release of the album, each member went back to their respective solo careers, rarely speaking about Omalaeti O'Swapo.

Omalaeti O'Swapo used the album to encourage young people and the Namibian nation at large to take part in the election.

The album's first track, "Presidential Call", is a remake of Gazza's song "Shidolodolo".

Today, this is one of Namibia's biggest labels and is home to successful selling artists such as Tate But, PDK and DJ Kboz.