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Moving towards E-Parliament

Official Handover of IT devices supported by KAS

Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Prof. Peter Katjavivi is looking forward to proceed the transformation of the Namibian Parliament towards a paperless institution
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Moving towards E-Parliament

Official Handover of IT devices supported by KAS

Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Prof. Peter Katjavivi is looking forward to proceed the transformation of the Namibian Parliament towards a paperless institution
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Moving towards E-Parliament

Official Handover of IT devices supported by KAS

Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Prof. Peter Katjavivi is looking forward to proceed the transformation of the Namibian Parliament towards a paperless institution
IMG_1 (12)
Moving towards E-Parliament

Official Handover of IT devices supported by KAS

Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Prof. Peter Katjavivi is looking forward to proceed the transforming of the Namibian Parliament towards a paperless instituation
KAS meeting the Speaker of Parliament 4.2.'21
Speaker of the National Assembly meets KAS to discuss further...

Hon. Prof. P.Katjavivi meets KAS Resident Representative N.Russmann
Speaker of the National Assembly, Hon. Prof. Peter Katjavivi has reiterated the importance of technology in the work of the legislature particularly now that the COVID 19 (...)
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New KAS Director - Natalie Russmann with outgoing KAS Director Mr. Thomas Keller with Speaker of Parliament - Hon. Katjavivi

Introduction incoming Resident Representative at the Namibian Parliament

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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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2020/2021 National Budget Tabled in Parliament
National Budget Debate
Finance Minister, Iipumbu Shiimi tabled the National Budget in Parliament today, 27 May 2020, with a projected expenditure of N$72.8 billion.