Welcome to the Integrity Namibia Twitter account. Integrity Namibia seeks to set up a national anti-corruption network among non-state actors inclusive of civil society, the private sector, the labour movement, faith-based organisations, the media, and traditional authorities.
Email [email protected] to order your copy of the most comprehensive book ever published on the Namibian economy. Purchase price is N$ 300 while registered students pay only N$ 150 per copy.
IPPR Executive Director Graham Hopwood this week addressed the Integrity Summit organised by @NamibiaOPM with the support of @UNDPNamibia. The summit looked at the role being played by Integrity Committees within the offices, ministries and agencies of government.
Countries with low scores in the Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) tend to experience more violent security threats, and be worse at dealing with them and guaranteeing the safety and security of their populations. Learn more: https://t.co/eoPS4toMfS
The next Integrity Namibia regional anti-corruption conference will take place in Gobabis on Wednesday 10 May. We'll be announcing speakers and further programme details over the next week. In the meantime, please contact [email protected] to book your place at the conference
The next Integrity Namibia regional anti-corruption conference will take place in Gobabis on Wednesday 10 May. We'll be announcing speakers and further programme details over the next week. In the meantime, please contact [email protected] to book your place at the conference
Over the last 13 years the Transparency School has welcomed more than 1600 future leaders from more than 120 countries worldwide. Further details here: https://t.co/kFBVZ3BUm2
Applications to the Transparency International School on Integrity 2023 are now open! The upcoming School will be held in an all-empowering format online on 26-30 June 2023.
STATEMENT | Cloete Murray, a South African accountant known for investigating high profile corruption cases, and his son Thomas Murray, a legal advisor, were killed in Johannesburg recently. We call on South African authorities to conduct a thorough and expeditious investigation.
The national budget documents contain 1 353 pages but how easy are they to understand & do they tell us what we want to know? On Thursday we'll be reviewing transparency and access to information issues affecting the latest budget. Please confirm attendance with [email protected]
When only one in ten of these gangland-style assassinations are solved, it emboldens those who can kill to get out of trouble. It's a matter of time before journalists are in the cross hairs.
Introducing more speakers...
Ms Mercia Geises, Mr Uhuru Dempers, Mr Tangeni Amupadhi, Mr Tapologo Motshubi, Mr Gys Joubert & Ms Veripura Muukua will be speaking on Ways civic society and private enterprise can coordinate corporate citizenship/civic interventions
#NICGConf2023
A lack of capacity is often the excuse for not investigating procurement irregularities. Our latest procurement tracker bulletin looks at how the procurement system can be given teeth to probe wrongdoing. Join us for the launch of the bulletin on Wednesday at 10h00.
Businessman Knowledge Katti stands a chance of making around N$42 million by selling 1% of a petroleum block joint venture near a hotspot in Namibia where oil has been discovered. https://t.co/25CBMjukeB
Strengthening the investigative capacities of the public #procurement system should be a priority in the light of recent scandals such as the NSFAF HQ construction (which took place without any official permissions). Join us next Wednesday to look more closely at this issue.