Zoe Titus, Autor auf Action Namibia

Internet for all will not be achieved with proposed Broadband Policy

by | Aug 18, 2017 | Blog

BY PAUL ROWNEY – NAMIBIA is close to finalising its broadband policy – a framework that will shape the digital future of our country and its citizens. While the policy has been in the making for the past few years, the proposed final text falls short in a number...

ACTION welcomes amendments to Namibia’s Whistleblower Protection Bill

by | Jun 7, 2017 | Press Statement

MEDIA STATEMENT – – The ACTION Coalition believes that amendments to the Whistleblower Protection Bill have generally improved upon the original version of the law tabled in the National Assembly on February 16 2017. An amended version of the law was...

Whistleblower Protection – the danger of a bad example

by | Mar 13, 2017 | Blog

BY FREDERICO LINKS – We’ve finally found the legal instrument from which Article 52 (1d) was copied, and it’s as bad an example as we suspected. Why do Namibian legal drafters use poorly-drafted and much-criticised laws from other countries as models for our...

MPs urged to refer Whistleblower Protection Bill to Standing Committee

by | Mar 7, 2017 | Press Statement

The Whistleblower Protection Bill, which was tabled in the National Assembly on February 16, contains several serious flaws. In order to allow time to address these shortcomings, the ACTION Coalition of civil society organisations, is calling on the National Assembly...

Time to be awake!

by | Feb 24, 2017 | Blog

The latest ruckus around land issues and growing public outrage around the general state of public sector governance are symptomatic of a public awakening The information deficits on the political landscape are becoming increasingly glaring and large sections of the...

Internet for all will not be achieved with proposed Broadband Policy

ACTION welcomes amendments to Namibia’s Whistleblower Protection Bill

Whistleblower Protection – the danger of a bad example

MPs urged to refer Whistleblower Protection Bill to Standing Committee

Time to be awake!

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