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The Namibia Law Journal Website is back online.

The new address of the Namibia Law Journal Website is www.namibialawjournal.org.na more…

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Namibia Law Journal Volume 04 Issue 02

The Journal has an African side to it this time. Not only does it have two articles on international law and the rule of law – one focusing on the African Union (AU) and the other on recent developments in the Southern African Development Community (SADC), but also that both articles are dedicated to two prominent African leaders. Further articles concentrate among other things on plea bargaining, the prison and parole law in Namibia and the battle of Ohamakari. more…

REPORT LAUNCH IN March 2013

NAMIBIA’S ENERGY FUTURE - A CASE FOR RENEWABLES

Namibia is most generously endowed with natural resources required for (renewable) energy supplies, especially in regard to the resources from the sun, wind and biomass from invader bush. KAS has committed itself to contribute to the discourse on Namibia’s energy future. The study is an overview of the different aspects of Namibia’s energy future, focusing on the country’s electricity sector, and the role that renewable energies as well as energy efficiency measures could play. more…

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KAS helps to consolidate the democratic constitution and the political and socio-economic participation of citizens, esp. women in Namibia through socio-political and educational programs. Similar activities are conducted from Windhoek for Angola. A focal point of the work of KAS is the analysis of regional integration in Southern Africa.

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Publications

NAMIBIA’S ENERGY FUTURE

A CASE FOR RENEWABLES

Namibia is most generously endowed with natural resources required for (renewable) energy supplies, especially in regard to the resources from the sun, wind and biomass from invader bush. KAS has committed itself to contribute to [...] more…

Namibia Law Journal

Neuerscheinung Dezember 2012

The Journal has an African side to it this time. Not only does it have two articles on international law and the rule of law – one focusing on the African Union (AU) and the other on recent developments in the Southern African [...] more…

WAD Review 2012

18 YEARS OF PUSHING BORDERS - INSPIRING CHANGE!

Women continue to be affected more and more by conditions of poverty because poverty is linked to women’s inequality in society. Women make up the majority in terms of unemployment, and are treated unfairly by society as well as [...] more…

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Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung

Namibia Office

Konrad-Adenauer-Stiftung
Dr Dr Anton Boesl
P.O. Box 11 45
11th Floor, Sanlam Centre
154, Independence Avenue
Windhoek
Namibia
Phone +264 61 225-568
Fax +264 61 225-678

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