Afrobarometer: a response
Government criticism shows a misunderstanding of Afrobarometer.
Namibians do not expect access to information
Access to Information is increasingly becoming an important topic. Government has recognised that it is important for citizens to get information about what government is doing, and a draft law is in the works. There is a lot of work to do: an IPPR report last year found that most government institutions are not responsive […]
Most Namibians support more women in Parliament
Namibians’ opinions on gender, land, and history come to the forefront.
IPPR in top 50 African think tanks
The IPPR ranked 35th on the list of Sub-Saharan think tanks this year.
The Open Budget Index 2017: Namibia’s Performance
Namibia moved up slightly in the new Open Budget Index. Read more here
Response to Minister Tweya’s Criticism of our ATI report
Minister Tweya criticised our report on Access to Information. Here is our response.
Week in Review: October 23-27
The NA approves amendments by the NC, and debates lawyers’ fees
Winners and Losers
When government adjusted the budget, which ministries gained and lost?
Namibia & the Global Competitiveness Rankings
The World Economic Forum’s Global Competitiveness Report 2017-2018 – an annual assessment of the factors driving productivity and prosperity in 137 countries – was released on September 27 2017. Namibia has fallen by six places on the rankings for 2017-18 – down to 90th from 84th in 2016-17. Namibia’s score was also down – 3.99 […]
This party has been going for 58 years
SWANU just turned 58. Are any parties older?
