National security should never depend on a landlord. The IPC expresses profound disappointment over reports that the Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs headquarters in Windhoek was left without electricity for two days, reportedly due to non-payment of rent. Whether due to administrative failures or lease disputes, the fact that the ministry responsible for safeguarding Namibia's sovereignty can have its operations disrupted like this is completely unacceptable. This

Is Namibia trading its digital future and resource wealth for foreign "gifts"? The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) notes with deep concern the announcement that the People’s Republic of China has committed a N$245 million (98 million yuan) grant toward a "Smart City" pilot project in Namibia. While the Presidency frames this as a technological milestone, IPC views it as a strategic error that risks our long-term digital sovereignty. To put it in perspective, this gra

We did not vote for it and we stand by that. The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) firmly distances itself from any claims that it...

Addressing misleading reports: IPC sets the record straight on recent false claims regarding the November sham elections and our ongoing...

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