The Independent Patriot for Change party calls for action against corruption. They mock President Nandi-Ndaitwah for refusing to pursue wrongdoing before her term. IPC leader Panduleni Itula shared these thoughts Friday. He dislikes her repeated statements about not pursuing past corruption cases and calls her part of the looting group.
Itula questioned why she fears going after crimes from earlier times. He noted that her no-business-as-usual approach might help fight poverty. But he said real change comes from actions, not just talk. He wants the president to explain how she plans to stop corruption.
Nandi-Ndaitwah called corruption treason during her national address. She mentioned new laws to protect people who report wrongdoing. A Swapo member, Billy Mensah, defended her stance, saying past cases remain under investigation. He pointed to her quick dismissal of Agriculture Minister Mac Hengari as proof she means business. Analyst Sakaria Johannes says the president wants to focus on current issues rather than past problems.
Itula questioned why she fears going after crimes from earlier times. He noted that her no-business-as-usual approach might help fight poverty. But he said real change comes from actions, not just talk. He wants the president to explain how she plans to stop corruption.
Nandi-Ndaitwah called corruption treason during her national address. She mentioned new laws to protect people who report wrongdoing. A Swapo member, Billy Mensah, defended her stance, saying past cases remain under investigation. He pointed to her quick dismissal of Agriculture Minister Mac Hengari as proof she means business. Analyst Sakaria Johannes says the president wants to focus on current issues rather than past problems.
