🌍✨LaRRI was on the ground at the Namibia Green Hydrogen Programme offices, with one of our passionate researchers representing us at a lively Q&A session. 💬🌱
It was inspiring to connect with NGH2P and CSOs, sharing ideas and fueling hope for a greener, more sustainable Namibia. Together, we are making strides toward a cleaner energy future! 💚
Big thanks to everyone who joined the conversation. Stay tuned—we’re just getting started! #LaRRI #GreenHydrogen #FutureFocused #SustainableNamibia #TogetherForChange #NamibiaGreenHydrogenProgramme #NGH2P
Exciting News!
We are proud to share that Dr. Michael Akuupa, Executive Director of the Labour resource and Research Institute (LaRRI), Namibia, is participating in the Regional Workshop on Strengthening the Technical Capacities of Trade Unions to Lobby and Advocate for Labour Provisions in International Trade and Investments.
During this important event in Entebbe, Uganda (19-21 August 2025), Dr. Akuupa is actively involved in key activities, including:
✅ Moderating the Group Workon comparative analysis and strategic recommendations to strengthen labour rights in trade agreements.
✅ Presenting and participating in the discussions on Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) and their implications on labour rights: Case study of Namibia.
✅ Engaging in group discussions on trade union policies and responses to labour rights violations in export processing zones.
Join us in wishing Dr. Akuupa a successful and impactful participation as he helps shape the future of fair labour practices across Africa!
#LaRRI #ILO #TradeUnions #LabourRights #InternationalTrade #Namibia #Uganda #WorkerAdvocacy #RegionalWorkshop
I fully agree with Adv Ngcukaitobi! We need a rapture with the status quo policies that entrenched the stranglehold of monopoly capital and financialised the economy while deepening the exploitation of the working class and marginalising the black majority
Youth skills development is fundamental to empowering young people, enhancing their employability, and fostering entrepreneurship. The ILO recognises that youth skills development is essential for building resilient societies and achieving inclusive growth.
The Palme Center's board has today decided to appoint Oscar Ernerot as the new Secretary General of the Olof Palme International Center. @OErnerot
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Commenting on the University of Namibia intervention banning politics on campus. Drafted some ten days ago, it seems now more applicable to German and other Western universities, intimidating and repressing students and staff, denying them to take a stand.https://t.co/rO5RIrJmeb
7.75% Repo Rate! The worker will suffer greatly during these times as their salaries remain stagnant and without diversified income streams. A new policy approach is required to delink the Namibia dollar from the South African Rand as most effects are Rand related.
On Wednesday we hosted an information-sharing session for CSOs in Windhoek with the support of @HSFNamibia. The event also served as an opportunity to introduce our new coordinator, Mrs Melanie Markus, who takes over from Ms Carola Engelbrecht.
More info: https://t.co/B7pywxxfhF
LaRRI was appointed to assist with Namibia' situational analysis of employment context for development of Namibia Employment Policy 3 process Phase I. An Inception Report was presented 04 April 2023 in Windhoek. In the video Dr Akuupa the Director of LaRRI is seen moderating the session.
One of the most effective tools for accomplishing the #revitalization of the labour movement is through #Advocacy. And this guide aimed to support workers’ organisations on this revitalization effort @andremh21@ILOACTRAV
WATCH | Join Jonas Mbambo on Situation Kritikal to discuss "The State of Labor in Namibia" with Dr. Michael Akuupa, Shou-Henok Amukwa, and Mahongora Kavihuha on Wednesday from 19h00 to 20h00.
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A service station boss has denied that he whips employees in exchange for loans where they are paid N$100 per stroke. Sammy Monyai quit his job of nine years as a supervisor at the service station after allegedly enduring abuse at the hands of his employer. Buy The Namibian today