Develop and implement the Second National Anti-Corruption Strategy & Action Plan (2021–2025)

This National Anti-Corruption Strategy and Action Plan 2021-2025 (NACSAP) serves as a tool for fostering cooperation and continued synergy across all sectors and spheres of society in Namibia in attaining the national vision for a corrupt-free Namibia. The fight against corruption requires concerted efforts to maintain 'healthy' societies and nation premised on ethics, accountability, transparency and maintained integrity systems for accelerated sustainable national development.

The Strategy implementation will develop, establish, maintain an effective system of integrity, transparency, ethics and accountability in all sectors of society in Namibia

Strengthening the capacity at the Prosecutor General’s Office to ensure that the Office is capacitated in resources to combat Corruption in the country.

Strengthening the capacity at NamPol to ensure that the Office is capacitated in resources to combat Corruption in the country.

The Electoral Act outlines certain obligations that all registered political parties and organizations are required to adhere to. All registered political parties/organizations must comply with section 140 of the Act, and all political parties who are represented in parliament must comply with Section 158. Both Sections stipulate specific timelines which must be adhered to, and they are tied to the end of a political party’s/organization’s financial year. In terms of Section 139 of the Act, registered political parties/organizations must submit to the Commission a declaration of assets and liabilities in the prescribed form. In terms of the Electoral Act, “prescribe” means prescribe by way of regulations. Both section 139 and section 141 of the said Act refer to a “prescribed form” as well as a “prescribed amount”.

One of the activities under Effective Governance in the HPP2 is that Namibia subscribes to the Extractive Industry Transparency Initiative and/or review applicable laws to improve transparency and deepen public trust by 2025. The actions planned are to: Study the requirements and conditions to subscribe Benchmark our legal frameworks against global standard Review local policy and legislative frameworks to ensure maximum returns to the country.