Renewable Energies and Harambee

A chance for accelerated devlopment in Namibia?

What potential does RE have in order to help reach the development aims of the Harambee Prosperity Plan?

Oniipa Pastor's Conference

Climate Change and Churches in Namibia

The workshop served the purpose of awareness rising and the inclusion of the churches in the fight against climate change.

ACP EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly

KAS involved itself in the ACP EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly which took place in Windhoek this year.

Can Ethnicity, Racism and Discrimination keep Namibia together?

Part II

On the 12th of April 2016, the KAS Namibia& Angola held the second panel discussion on the topics of racism, ethnicity, tribalism and discrimination in Namibia.

Namibia's Energy Challenges

A treasure box full of opportunities

Energy security is one of the most important future challenges for Namibia and is closely linked to issues like economic development, poverty reduction and a stable democracy. In this context, the KAS Namibia & Angola organised a workshop on the socio-economic dimensions of climate change and renewable energies in order to explore the positive effects and development potentials offered by an improved energy security and the intensified use of renewable energies in Namibia.

Opportunities for Namibian Youth

The role of education

Together with our cooperation partner TUCSIN, the KAS Namibia & Angola organised a conference on the topics of education and youth which took place in Windhoek on the 8th of March 2016.

Customary law, the Constitution and Statutory law

International conference to mark the completion of the Customary Law Ascertainment Project of the Council of Traditional Leaders conducted by the Human Rights and Documentation Centre in the Faculty of Law of the University of Namibia.

Post-Election Seminar of the Members of the Fifth National Council – A Summary

From 01.-05. February 2015, the Parliamentary Support Programme (PSP), jointly funded by the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAS) and the European Union (EU), organised a post-election seminar for every member of the newly elected National Council. During the seminar the general focus lay on tasks and duties of the MPs, constitutional matters and current challenges which Namibia is facing.

An overview of Human Rights in Namibia: Where do we stand?

Workshop report

On the 9th of December 2015, one day before the International Human Rights Day, Forum For the Future (FFF) together with the Konrad Adenauer Foundation hosted a workshop about “An overview of Human Rights in Namibia: Where do we stand now?”. Phil ya Nangoloh, the Executive Director of NamRights, was invited as an expert to give an overview about the topic.

Workshop with the Trade Law Center

On 4 December 2015 the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (KAF) and the Trade Law Center (tralac) hosted a half-day workshop in Windhoek. The workshop presented an opportunity to appraise recent developments in Southern Africa, specifically as they pertain to the region’s integration agenda.