Papers
Statements
27 statements, interviews, and reports.
27 items match
6 October 2026 · Statement · Parliament
An office statement dated 6 October 2026 asks Government to publish a costed FMD recovery plan, the partner restrictions still in force, and a joint ministerial statement by 9 October 2026.
19 August 2026 · Statement · Elections
An office statement dated 19 August 2026 congratulates President Hakainde Hichilema on the declared result of Zambia’s 13 August 2026 general election, and asks that concerns in the SADC observer preliminary findings be answered in public.
22 July 2026 · Statement · Parliament
An office statement dated 22 July 2026 reads the Government Gazette of 8 July 2026 as an Air Services Act application for seven Embraer jets, and asks that the feasibility study be published before the Transport Commission decides.
9 July 2026 · Statement · Elections
An office statement dated 9 July 2026 argues that presidential letters to the Speaker nominated ECN commissioners rather than appointing them under Article 94B.
4 June 2026 · Statement · Parliament
An office statement dated 4 June 2026 asks that public documents on a power-project licensing file be placed on the public record.
13 May 2026 · Statement · Parliament
Office closing remarks dated Wednesday 13 May 2026, Windhoek, at the 2nd Namibia–EU Business Forum. Two supplied PDFs carry the same text.
7 May 2026 · Statement · Parliament
An office statement dated Windhoek, 7 May 2026, records the 5 May announcement that Lt Gen Joseph Shikongo was suspended and Maj Gen Anne-Marie Nainda appointed acting Inspector-General, and asks that the supporting documents be placed on the public record.
7 May 2026 · Statement · Party
Office letter UNITAT001/05/2026, dated 7 May 2026, thanks UNITA president Adalberto Costa Júnior for a courtesy meeting.
23 April 2026 · Statement · Parliament
An 18-page office statement dated 23 April 2026 asks the President to table documents on petroleum, water, and mineral-fund administration.
10 April 2026 · Statement · Parliament
The Namibian reported a Friday media briefing in Windhoek in which Itula said the government's tertiary-fees approach had narrowed from the original no-fees pledge.
8 April 2026 · Statement · Parliament
An office PDF dated 8 April 2026 replies to President Nandi-Ndaitwah’s 2026 state of the nation address by placing the 2025 and 2026 texts side by side.
23 February 2026 · Statement · Parliament
On 23 February 2026 Itula briefed the media in Windhoek. His published statement asks parliament to reject the Petroleum Amendment Bill.
5 February 2026 · Statement · Parliament
An office statement dated 5 February 2026 replies to the Head of State’s opening of parliament and asks that Bills be judged by scrutiny, not by how many pass.
3 February 2026 · Statement · Parliament
An office press statement dated 3 February 2026 says allegations must be treated as allegations, and that journalists must not be treated as security threats for asking questions.
22 January 2026 · Interview · Party
The Namibian reported that, speaking to Desert FM, Itula rejected Windhoek Observer reports of competing centres of power inside IPC.
6 October 2025 · Report · Party
New Era reported that the President met IPC leadership, including Itula and the shadow cabinet, at State House on 6 October 2025.
13 April 2025 · Statement · Parliament
The Namibian reported that Itula appointed Imms Nashinge leader of the official opposition in the National Assembly, while a court challenge continued.
3 April 2025 · Statement · Party
At a Windhoek press conference reported on 3 April 2025, Itula said the IPC would field shadow ministers and would not take up the opposition-leader office.
1 April 2025 · Interview · Parliament
Itula told The Namibian that the official-opposition office lacks constitutional recognition and that a 2020 gazette dealt more with benefits than duties.
13 March 2025 · Interview · Parliament
The Namibian reported on 13 March 2025 that Itula would not go to parliament and wanted younger IPC MPs to carry the work.
4 March 2025 · Interview · Elections
The Namibian reported on 4 March 2025 that Itula told Desert FM the party accepts the Supreme Court judgment that dismissed a bid to nullify the 2024 elections.
3 December 2024 · Report · Elections
Wikipedia's election article records 284,106 presidential votes (25.84%) for Itula, and 20 National Assembly seats for the IPC.
30 November 2024 · Statement · Elections
Agence France-Presse, carried by Voice of America on 30 November 2024, quoted Itula at a Windhoek news conference the previous day.
5 February 2024 · Interview · Party
Voice of America published a 5 February 2024 Skype interview in which Itula said IPC would halt campaign activities until former president Hage Geingob was buried.
2 August 2020 · Report · Party
Wikipedia records that Itula assumed office as president of the Independent Patriots for Change on 2 August 2020.
20 March 2020 · Report · Party
The Namibian reported on 20 March 2020 that SWAPO had expelled Itula that day after his independent presidential candidacy.
2 December 2019 · Report · Elections
The Electoral Commission of Namibia records 242,657 votes (29.4%) for Panduleni Itula, listed as an independent (IC).