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Chamisa alike-party leader rejects poll results in Namibia

The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) has rejected the outcome of the sham election. Here is Dr Panduleni Itula’s full press address

Fellow Namibians, Tonight, I address you as our nation faces a moment of great uncertainty.

Of an unknown total of ballots cast between the 27th and today the 30th of November, only 160,000 have been counted and released.

Thousands of ballots remain locked away, their fate unknown, while polling agents across the country await orders from their superiors regarding ballots under their care to be counted and their results announced.

Polling stations, unlawfully designated as voting centers, continue processing votes under a shroud of illegitimacy.

For the first time in the history of Namibia and possibly in the history of elections, votes are being cast concurrently with vote counting and results publication.

Also, the voting process has been marred by widespread disenfranchisement, with voters turned away due to a lack of ballot papers, brazen voter suppression, silencing the voices of Namibians yearning for change.

Undermining the electoral act and its tenets regarding the entire electoral process.

In light of these grave irregularities, I have consulted with the leadership of the IPC, and we have reached an unshakable decision:

The IPC will not recognize or accept the outcome of this deeply flawed process. Whether the results declare a win, a runoff, or a loss, we will seek to nullify this election in the courts.

The electoral malpractices are glaring, undeniable, and unacceptable. This is not about us. This is not about me. This is about Namibia.

As IPC, we stand firm in our resolve to fight alongside other parties to nullify this election.

Namibians deserve the right to freely and fairly choose their leaders. I call upon all citizens: document the irregularities.

Share videos, reports, and evidence with your parties. Let us expose the truth and reclaim the integrity of our democracy.

Together, we stand for Namibia. Together, we fight for justice.

Thank you.

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The Zimbabwean President rushed out a parliament session when electricity suddenly went of without notice

Well, that was awkward. President Emmerson Mnangagwa had to abandon Parliament proceedings when a power cut hit the New Parliament Building. Finance minister Mthuli Ncube had just finished presenting the 2025 National Budget, and then the lights went out. Mnangagwa had to leave the chambers quickly as the National Assembly was plunged into darkness and the live broadcast feed was cut. Zimbabwe has been experiencing power cuts, and this incident was just the latest in a long line of outages. The country has been struggling with persistent power cuts, and daily outages can last up to 18 hours. The Zimbabwe Electricity Supply Authority acknowledged the blackout, but didn't give a reason for it. I guess you could say it was a bit of a shock.

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PICTURES: Gwanda Solar Project..10 Years Later..

US$5 Million Spent - A Lesson in Perseverance. Startling pictures of the Gwanda Solar Power Project site have resurfaced on social media, reigniting public discourse as Zimbabwe strives to overcome severe electricity loadshedding. The site appears abandoned a decade after the US$172.8 million tender was awarded to Wicknell Chivayo. With power cuts lasting between 18 to 30 hours at a time—some areas receiving only two hours of electricity in the middle of the night when power is restored—frustration is mounting over the project’s failure to deliver. However, this experience offers a valuable lesson in resilience and determination. A visit by the Energy Parliamentary Portfolio Committee in March 2024, six months ago, revealed the project’s dire state. The 262-hectare site is overgrown with bushes, termite-infested wooden buildings, missing roof tiles, and a single solar panel meant for security lighting.

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The Commissioner General of the Zimbabwe Electoral Commission(ZEC) Justice Priscilla Chigumba has been involved in a car accident.

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