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Economy

State of the Economy 2023

Corruption

Is Namibia Meeting Its Procurement Commitments?

Business

Namibia QER Quarter 2 2023

CPBN

TransNamib ‘Irregularities’ Flagged

Business

Namibia QER Quarter 1 2023

Budget

2023-24: National Budget Review

Budget

Parliament In The Budget

CPBN

Investigating Procurement

MPs

Parliament’s Agenda For Change

Democracy

Changes To Electoral Law Looming

Accountability

Political Parties Failing To Account For Funds

assets

Concerns Rising Over MPs’ Asset Registers

procurement

CPBN In Crosshairs

data trends

Namibia QER Quarter 4 2022

data protection

Thinking About Data Protection

Afrobarometer

Public Trust In Parliament In Decline

Climate

Namibia’s Green Transition

Cybercrime

Data Protection Bill: Not Fit For Purpose

ACC

Integrity Namibia Conference To Mark IACD 2022

civil society

Civil Society Sustainability Index – Namibia

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