Hybrid model a step in the right direction
The IPPR’s recent report on State-Owned Enterprises is covered in the Observer. The article quotes IPPR Research Associate, Max Weylandt, on potential benefits of the new governance system: “There are many ways in which Namibia can benefit from it, as it is efficient and useful in times of fiscal restraints. In theory the central body […]
IPPR makes recommendations on SOEs governance
This Namibian article addresses a key concern raised in our report on SOEs: According to Weylandt, the classification of these enterprises is still not clear because a state-owned enterprise such as the controversial Namib Desert Diamonds (Namdia) still resorts under the mines and energy ministry instead of the public enterprises ministry, like all other commercial […]
Water projects poorly implemented
Water projects poorly implemented
Namibia holds on to governance ranking
Upholding Electoral Integrity
A guide to mitigating risk in the electoral cycle published by IPPR and HSF
A Thorn in the Flesh for Gender Equality
A briefing paper looking at how the gender gap in the regional councils undermines Namibia’s gender equallity efforts
Democracy Report – The Anti-Terrorism Bill
When urgency trumps proper debate
Getting involved: Namibians and governance issues
Commentary on the occasion of Namibia’s 22nd independence anniversary
Democracy Report Issue 1
A new publication reviewing the work of parliament
Namibia Political Party Prospects Leading To The 2009 Elections
Namibia Political Party Prospects Leading To The 2009 Elections