ACC

Namibia oteshi enditha nawa moku kondjitha okwaaha longa nuuyuki-ACC

Omukuluntu gokomisi yoku kondjitha okwaahalonga nuuyuki Paulus Noa okwati oshilongo inashi taalela we oondjele dhili pombanda dhokwaahalonga nuuyuki. Shika osha landula sho Namibia a kalekepo onkatu ye noshitsa she mo Transparency International Corruption Perceptions Index yongaashingeyi. Namibia okwa mono iitsa 49 yomiitsa 100,eli ponomola onti 59th mokati kiilongo 180. Noa tati Namibia okuli pevi shi vulithe iilongo mbyoka yina omaliko omanene ngele tashiya koshimetitho shokwaahalonga nuuyuki,ta gwedhako kutya nonando okwaahalonga […]

18 February, 2025

Namibia

Ratepayers Call for Accountability in Local Corruption Investigations

Ratepayers from Windhoek, Gobabis, the Right to Shelter organization, and the Okahandja Concerned Group have submitted a petition to the ACC, seeking clarity on investigations into corruption allegations against local authorities. Shaun Gariseb claims that investigations are progressing slowly, and key evidence is being compromised.

28 January, 2025

Oshiwambo

Vatwala ekemo lavo ku ACC tava pula ehangano lo Red Force likufwepo

Ongudu yovahololi madilaadilo nena oya holoka peembelewa do Commissi yoku kondjifa oulingililingo (ACC )mo Windhoek. Ovahololi madilaadilo ota vapula vahala okumona oo eli omunambelewa kulunhu wo ACC, opo elidopemo moshikumungu shehangano lo kwoongela omikuli likale lakufwapo. Ovahololi madilaadilo ovati oupyakadi wehangano lo Red force, ova kala noku ungaunga nao okudja omudo wadjako ndee fiyo onena kemanya kudja odwi.

27 January, 2025

Interview Transcripts

INTERVIEW: Katutura Residents’ Committee Calls for Action at Anti-Corruption Commission

The Katutura Residents’ Committee, led by spokesperson Shaun Gariseb, is organizing a demonstration at the Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC) to highlight ongoing concerns about maladministration in various municipalities, including Okahandja, Gobabis, and Windhoek. According to Gariseb, residents from these towns have raised complaints over the years, with particular emphasis on the appointment of Red Force in 2023, a process they argue was carried out without due procedure. Gariseb explained that […]

27 January, 2025

Namibia

Anti-Corruption Commission Unveils 2023/24 NACSAP Annual Report

The Anti-Corruption Commission held a NACSAP Steering Committee meeting and officially launched the NACSAP Annual Report for the 2023/24 financial year, highlighting key initiatives and progress in the fight against corruption. The watchdog's Director General: Paulus Noa.

18 October, 2024

Namibia

Anti-Corruption Commission holds crucial meeting on Anti-Corruption Strategy and Action Plan

Anti-Corruption Commission held a crucial meeting to review the implementation of Namibia’s National Anti-Corruption Strategy and Action Plan. Chief Public Relations Officer Josephine Nghituwamata says the event also marked the launch of the NACCP annual report for the 2023-2024 financial year, highlighting the collective efforts of various institutions in combating corruption in the country.

17 October, 2024

Interview Transcripts

INTERVIEW: Anti-Corruption Commission Hosts Key Meeting on National Strategy Progress

The Anti-Corruption Commission (ACC), held a crucial meeting to review the implementation of Namibia’s National Anti-Corruption Strategy and Action Plan (NACCP). The event also marked the launch of the NACCP annual report for the 2023-2024 financial year, highlighting the collective efforts of various institutions in combating corruption in the country. During an interview, under the leadership of Chief Public Relations Officer Josephine Nghituwamata, explained that the Steering Committee serves as […]

17 October, 2024

Namibia

Religious Leaders Urge Next Namibian President to Prioritize Anti-Corruption

Religious leaders, including James Fredericks, Secretary General of the Council of Churches in Namibia, are calling for the next president to adopt a zero-tolerance stance on corruption. Speaking at a socio-economic justice workshop, Fredericks emphasized the importance of transparency, accountability, and strengthening the Anti-Corruption Commission. He also urged leaders to focus on equitable growth and job creation to benefit all Namibians, particularly the marginalized.

1 October, 2024

Namibia

President Geingob went knowing the truth: Kandjii-Murangi

Higher Education, Training, and Innovation Minister, Dr Itah Kandjii-Murangi, said former President Hage Geingob could not dismiss her for alleged corruption because he was aware of the facts. Kandjii-Murangi withstood calls last year for her resignation and dismissal following media reports that she was unduly paid in subsistence and travel allowances (S&T). It was alleged that the minister used her political muscle to coerce state-owned institutions under her authority to […]

22 February, 2024