Nandi-Ndaitwah secured 57% of the vote, defeating her main rival, Panduleni Itula of the Independent Patriots for Change (IPC), who garnered 26%. Itula, a former member of the Southwest Africa ...

In the presidential election, Nandi-Ndaitwah did better than her party, winning 58% of the vote to the 25.8% of second-placed Panduleni Itula of the IPC. NNN, as she is widely called, will become only ...

fails," Shivute said. The IPC's leader and presidential candidate last year, Panduleni Itula, said his party would abide by the judgment. "We are not going to the streets to demonstrate or ...

The IPC presidential candidate Panduleni Itula took 25.5 percent of the vote, according to the final results. Itula, who is a lawyer and a dentist, said after the judgement that he accepted the ...

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According to IPC president Panduleni Itula, no one had the power to extend the voting time. Read more: Extension for Namibia’s election in a ‘very mischievous interpretation of the act ...

Her closest rival Panduleni Itula of the Independent Patriots for Change party garnered 26 percent of the vote. Itula had earlier said on Saturday that his party would not recognize the results ...

Its presidential candidate Panduleni Itula, 67, said last week there were a "multitude of irregularities". The IPC candidate received 25.5 per cent votes in the November 27 polls, the election ...

Nandi-Ndaitwah, who became the southwestern African nation's fifth president since independence in 1990, won by 57.31 percent, and was followed by her closest rival Panduleni Itula of the ...

Its presidential candidate Panduleni Itula, 67, said last week there were a "multitude of irregularities". The "IPC shall not recognise the outcome of that election", he said on Saturday ...

Opposition candidate Panduleni Itula and his Independent Patriots for Change trailed a distant second, with 28.09% of the presidential vote and 19.23% of the vote for the National Assembly.

Its presidential candidate Panduleni Itula, 67, said last week there were a "multitude of irregularities". The "IPC shall not recognise the outcome of that election", he said on Saturday ...