Every Thursday in the National Assembly is reserved for question time. It is considered a crucial way to keep the executive accountable, not only to Parliament but to the Namibian people. But how does the process work? Who asks questions, and what are the most discussed topics? And, importantly, does this practice work as an accountability measure? This publication examines the process.
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