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Safeguarding Our Sovereignty: A Call for Transparency in National Commitments
Namibia is Not for Sale: Why Our National Assets and Security Require Full Public Disclosure A nation’s sovereignty, its natural resources, and its security belong to all its citizens, not to a select few. The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) raises serious concerns regarding the recent delegation to Beijing and the signing of several binding agreements that directly impact our military, our strategic harbors, and our minerals, all concluded behind closed doors without p
Jul 141 min read


When Transparency Is Questioned, Public Trust Must Be Protected
Decisions that shape Namibia's economy must always be guided by transparency, accountability, and the public interest. IPC has raised concerns following the Government's decision to suspend the competition safeguards that previously prevented Nasan Energies from sourcing fuel from Vitol. Given the significance of this decision for competition in the fuel sector, it is essential that the public understands how the decision was reached and what measures remain in place to prote
Jul 71 min read


Beyond the Grey List: Strengthening Transparency and Trust
Namibia's removal from the FATF Grey List is a significant achievement that deserves recognition. It reflects the efforts of institutions and professionals who worked diligently to strengthen our country's financial governance framework and restore confidence in Namibia's standing on the international stage. At the same time, this milestone should not mark the end of the conversation. Strong laws and institutions must be matched by consistent implementation, transparency, and
Jun 201 min read


Securing Our National Inputs. The Need for Transparency in Strategic Agreements
Energy security is the backbone of the Namibian economy, directly impacting the everyday lives of our taxi drivers, farm workers, and families across the nation. When the bulk supply of our nation’s petrol and diesel is managed under a temporary arrangement without competitive public tenders or parliamentary oversight, it raises crucial structural questions regarding how Namibia engages with global commercial actors. As the Official Opposition, our responsibility is to ensure
Jun 21 min read


IPC Clarifies Misleading Reports on Court Case and 2024 November Elections
Addressing misleading reports: IPC sets the record straight on recent false claims regarding the November sham elections and our ongoing...
Jan 16, 20251 min read
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