Namibia: President's Son Dismisses IPC Claims of Dirty Business

Author: allafrica.comPublished on: June 8, 2026Country: Namibia

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Namibian president's son Nande Ndaitwah dismissed allegations by IPC president Panduleni Itula that a N$612-million solar project relies on family connections. Ndaitwah clarified the solar plant will not be built on the farm owned by his mother, President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah, but near the Sinomine Tsumeb smelter. He stated he approached the company directly without special access and that similar projects exist across Namibia.

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