Also known as: IPPR
Namibian policy research organization advocating for transparency and governance reform in procurement, oil/gas sector, and extractive industries.
A youth advocate argues that low voter turnout in recent local and regional council elections reflects accumulated frustration with broken promises and poor service delivery rather than apathy, citing youth unemployment of 44.4% nationally and direct complaints from young people across the country who say leaders ignore their concerns between elections.
16 January 2026 · New Era →
A youth advocate argues that low voter turnout in recent local and regional council elections reflects accumulated frustration with broken promises and poor service delivery rather than apathy, citing youth unemployment of 44.4% nationally and direct complaints from young people across the country who say leaders ignore their concerns between elections.
16 January 2026 · New Era →
The Uukwambi Traditional Authority has started rehabilitating sand-mined borrow pits in its jurisdiction, including at Onatshiku village in Oshana region, after residents questioned the delay. The authority must submit detailed rehabilitation plans to the Ministry of Environment and Tourism for approval, and is responsible for funding the work, which operators can carry out using their equipment.
15 January 2026 · The Namibian →