Government watchdogs are organisations, bodies or individuals that monitor the activities of government entities to ensure accountability, transparency and adherence to laws and regulations. Their primary role is to alert the public or take legal action when they identify activities…

The Namibian Police play a crucial role in maintaining law and order in society. Under the command of the inspector general, the police are mandated to uphold the rule of law, with certain powers to enforce the law and ensure…

The laws on public gatherings and demonstrations mainly aim to ensure public order and safety. The Demonstrations in or near Court Buildings Prohibition Act 71 of 1982 and the Public Gathering Proclamation Act 23 of 1989 both aim to balance…

Not too long ago, Namibia experienced its first abrupt loss of a sitting president, Hage Geingob. The Namibian nation wept and the loss was felt across borders. As well-wishes from all over the world poured in, our leaders had to…