| Trustees, Editorial Board and International Advisory Board of the Namibia Law Journal (NLJ) | |
| Impressum | |
| Contents | |
| Guide to Contributors | |
Introduction
Nico Horn | 1 |
| ARTICLES |
The right to be given reasons as part of a fair administrative procedure:
A comparative study of Namibian, South African and German law
Cornelia Glinz | 3 |
Jurisprudential aspects of proclaiming towns in communal areas in Namibia
Clever Mapaure | 23 |
Confronting grand corruption in the public and private sector:
A spirited new initiative from Tanzania
Chris Maina Peter and Juliana Masabo | 49 |
| JUDGMENT NOTES |
S v Teek: A critical review and analysis
Kaijata Kangueehi | 73 |
The banning of labour hire in Namibia: How realistic is it?
Fritz Nghiishililwa | 87 |
Matheus Hepute v The Minister of Mines and Energy & Northbank Diamonds (Pty) Ltd
Reinhard Tötemeyer | 95 |
| RECENT CASES |
Mathews Kristof Shikongo v Trustco Group International Limited & Others;
Case No. [P] I 3625/2006, High Court of Namibia, 29 January 2009
Karin Klazen | 103 |
| OTHER NOTES AND COMMENTS |
Phase 1 of the Namibian Ascertainment of Customary Law Project to be completed soon
Manfred O Hinz | 109 | | NEW LEGISLATION |
The Children’s Status Act, 2006 (No.6 of 2006)
Tousy Namiseb | 121 |
| BOOK REVIEWS |
Human rights in Africa: Legal perspectives on their protection and promotion;
Anton Bösl & Joseph Diescho (Eds), Windhoek, Macmillan Education Namibia, 2009, 408 pages
Onkemetse Tshosa | 125 |
Judicial independence: Eine rechtsvergleichende Untersuchung der Sicherung unabhängiger Rechtsprechung in Südafrika und Deutschland;
Hilke Thiedemann, Nomos Verlagsgesellschaft, Baden Baden, 2007, 469 pp
Oliver C Ruppel | 131 |
An introduction to Namibian law: Materials and cases, SK Amoo,
Macmillan Education Namibia, Windhoek, 2009, 482 pp
Steve Gray | 135 |
| LEGAL PRACTITIONERS |
| Legal Practitioners | 139 |
