The Independent Patriots for Change (IPC) unveiled its election manifesto, with a budget of N$100 billion earmarked for national development if elected to power. 

Dr. Panduleni Itula assured the electorate that the party is determined to usher in a new era of governance centred on economic reform, inclusive growth, and improved access to healthcare.

The IPC's manifesto places a strong emphasis on job creation, particularly for the youth, as well as fostering entrepreneurship and integrating digitalisation into Namibia's economy. 

IPC vice president Trevino Forbes delivered a statement that resonated with the audience.

As part of the IPC's grassroots engagement, the party plans to take its manifesto directly to the people, with the Hakahana informal settlement set as the first stop.