Community Workshop für traditionelle Autoritäten in der Omusati Region

Ein weiterer Workshop der Sonderinitiative “Eine Welt ohne Hunger“, welche das Ziel hat, Frauen, Gemeindemitglieder und traditionelle Autoritäten über den Communal Land Reform Act aufzuklären und ihre Rechte in diesem Kontext hervorzuheben, fand vom 19.-22.06.2017 in Outapi, in der Omusati Region statt. Die Zielgruppe des viertägigen Gemeinde-Workshops waren diesmal hauptsächlich traditionelle Autoritäten.

Handover of the "All-Inclusive Namibian House" publication to the Namibian Prime Minister

The new publication of the KAS office for Namibia and Angola "Towards Our All-Inclusive Namibian House – How can we build a Nation in which no Namibian feels left out" was officially handed over to Namibian Prime Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila on the 12th of June in the Old National House in Windhoek.

The Status quo of Civil Society in Namibia

Conference for Namibian CSO representatives

From the 30th to the 31st of May 2017, KAS Namibia-Angola invited numerous representatives of the Namibian Civil Society to a two-day conference at the Gateway Centre in Windhoek in order to discuss the current status quo of Civil Society in the country.

Reintegration of Sex Offenders

Konrad Adenauer Foundation and Regain Trust published a study on the reintegration of Namibian Sex Offenders in order to help former sex offenders reintegrate into society and prevent future acts of gender based violence.

Community workshop for women in Oshikoto region

Already for the fourth time this year the special initiative “One World – No Hunger: Strengthening Women’s Land Use and Land Ownership Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa” headed to women in the project regions to, inter alia, make them aware of their rights in the context of the Communal Land Reform Act and provide them with concerning information material. This time the two-days community workshop took place from 24. – 25.04.2017 in the small village of Onyaana, north of Omuthiya in Oshikoto region.

Community workshop for women in Oshana region

What rights are guaranteed to women by law and which do they actually own in reality? The special initiative “One World – No Hunger: Strengthening Women’s Land Use and Land Ownership Rights in Sub-Saharan Africa” is exploring on that question by continuing its community workshop series in the project regions. This time the workshop that especially targeted widows and single mothers took place in the Constituency Council Hall of Okatjali Village (30km of Ondangwa), Oshana Region on the 05. – 06.04.2017.

The Namibian Abrahamic Interfaith Dialogue

What keeps Society Together?

What shared religious values can contribute to create a harmonious and peaceful society? How can faith assist in the process of Nation-building? And how can different faith communities work together efficiently in order to achieve mutual goals that are based on common morals and values?

CSO Training of Trainer

CCSO project outreach workshops to the target regions and the hosting of the Training of Trainers (TOT).

Communication between the generations - How can we overcome the Generation Gap?

Panel discussion and book launch

How can we improve the communication between the generations in order to improve cooperation and benefit society? Just how important are communication and networking when it comes to tackle social challenges and issues?

Progress or Regression? The Namibian Constitution and Good Governance after more than a quarter-century

and book launch of "Beyond a quarter-century of Constitutional Democracy in Namibia"

How did the Namibian constitution and its implementation develop since Independence? This was the topic of discussion on the panel as well as in the new KAS publication.