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    Omanyano ovanhu koikundaneki yomalungula kashili paveta, Commisiner Sakaria takunghilile Veronika Haulenga

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Civil Society Spells Out Budget Priorities

25 October 2024 Civil society organisations (CSOs) believe the national budget is a powerful tool that can be used more effectively to address systemic poverty, improve living conditions, and promote social equity in Namibia. The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) today released a new briefing paper, entitled Civil Society & The Budget: Perspectives on Priorities. The paper is being published ahead of the 2024-25 Mid-Year Budget Review to be […]

todayOctober 30, 2024 4

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Oshiwambo

Omuleli gongundu yo IPC Dr Panduleni Itula a popi kombinga yoshitegelwa shomahogololo gonuumvo

Aa Namibia otaaka hogolola omupresitend niilyo yomutumba gopashigwana mo 27 November. Ngaka otaga kala omahogololo goshilongo gopashigwana omati 7th okuza pemanguluko lyoshilongo mo 1990. Otwa pula omuleli gongundu yo IPC Panduleni Itula ngele okwa tegelela omwaalu ogundji gwaahogololi yongundu ye nuumvo,nokwati oyeshi kutya opwa kala okwaaha thike pamwe momawi ngoka a pewa. Tati ngele owa tala ko IPPR otayi ku pe omawi 249 00 omanga okomisi yomahogololo yemupe omawi 242 […]

todayOctober 17, 2024 4

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Business / Economics

State of the Namibian Economy 2024 reveals lack of public sector reform

Economist Robin Sherbourne has stressed that good governance and well-crafted policies are more crucial for a country’s long-term economic success than natural resources or the size of its population. Speaking in his recent analysis, Sherbourne argued that the foundation of sustainable economic growth lies in the strength of a nation’s institutions and the effectiveness of its policies.   In the same report titled "State of the Namibian Economy 2024," Sherbourne […]

todaySeptember 2, 2024 43

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Business / Economics

Panel Discusses Transparency and Resource Management at Oil and Gas Conference

At the Oil and Gas Conference, a panel emphasized the need for balancing transparency with natural resource management. They highlighted establishing governance structures, ensuring information access, and engaging stakeholders. The discussion also focused on conflict resolution, adaptive management, international standards, environmental sustainability, and the importance of public awareness and education. Graham Hopwood: Executive Director at the Institute for Public Policy Research.  

todayAugust 23, 2024 41

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Namibia

IPPR calls for action on Whistleblower Protection Act

On 11 July 2024, as the world observes 'African Anti-Corruption Day' under the theme “Effective Whistleblowers Protection Mechanism: A Critical Tool in the Fight Against Corruption,” the Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR) has called on the government to urgently implement the 2017 Whistleblower Protection Act. Graham Hopwood, Executive Director of IPPR, stressed the need for establishing the Whistleblower Protection Office without delay.   Hopwood highlighted recent Afrobarometer findings indicating […]

todayJuly 11, 2024 32

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Namibia

Civil Society submits rights report to the United Nations

Civil society organisations have submitted a report on Namibia’s compliance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights to the UN Human Rights Committee. The report, compiled in collaboration with the Centre for Civil and Political Rights, was submitted after a consultative workshop in December 2023. The submission, according to Research Associate at the Institute for Public Policy Research Frederico Links, shows a concerted effort to address human rights […]

todayMarch 26, 2024 54

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Namibia

IPPR’s Graham Hopwood weighs in on Mines and Energy Minister’s Denial of Corruption Allegations Regarding Petroleum Licenses

Mines and Energy Minister Tom Alweendo dismissed allegations of corruptly awarding petroleum licenses in the oil and gas sector to a friend during a parliamentary session on Tuesday. The accusations surfaced following a question posed by Henny Seibeb, a Member of Parliament representing the Landless People's Movement, regarding corruption. Alweendo acknowledged similar accusations circulating on social media platforms. Graham Hopwood, Executive Director of the Institute for Public Policy Research, provides […]

todayMarch 13, 2024 46

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Oshiwambo

O IPPR ya pititha olopota yotango yinasha niilanduli yuuthemba womuntu sha landula oshikumungu sho Fishrot

  Oshiputudhilo sho Institute for Public Policy Research oya pititha olopota yinasha niilanduli yuuthemba womuntu moshikumungu sho Fishrot. Omupekapeki mopololeka ndjoka Ester Mbathera ota fatulula paufupi kombinga yopolopota ndjoka ya tameke mu September omumvo gwa piti. Olopota otayi adhika ko - https://ippr.org.na/publication/human-rights-impacts-of-the-fishrot-scandal/  

todayMarch 7, 2024 43 4 7

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