• Supply of water in urban cities of Namibia: The case of Windhoek 

  Mutumba, Obert (University of Namibia, 2007)

  The study seeks to examine the interface between the urban expansion and the water supply and demand in Windhoek. Against this background, the study elaborates prospects relating to the provision and supply of water to the ...
• The impact of service charters on service delivery in Namibia's public sector: A case study of the Ministry of Mines and Energy (MME) 

  Tjihambuma, Alfredt Tjirorua (University of Namibia, 2010)

  The objective of the study was to examine the extent to which the development of Service Charters has contributed to improving efficient and effective delivery in Namibia's Public Sector: A case of the Ministry of Mines ...
• An assessment of landlessness and its impact on social and economic development: A case study of the Omaheke in Namibia, 1990 - 2015 

  Ndala, Eric Luine (University of Namibia, 2022)

  Landlessness has been both the cause and the manifestation of poverty, insecurity, indebtedness and powerlessness of the majority of rural households in most parts of Africa and Asia. This study was an assessment of the ...
• The political economy of the Namibe corridor 

  Kulobone, Alberts Munyanya (University of Namibia, 2004)

  The Southern African Development Community (SADC) came into being after the Declaration and the Treaty to establish it was signed at the summit of Heads of States or Government on July 17, 1992, in Windhoek, Namibia. SADC ...
• An assessment of Namibia's counter terrorism preparedness and strategies 

  Shivute, Immanuel Kaulinawa (University of Namibia, 2019)

  Terror events of September 11, 2001 in New York, demonstrated that the threat of international terrorism to global peace and security had become heightened. This resulted in the UN to make clarion call under the UNSC ...
• An investigation into the impact of stress on the members of the Namibian Police: A case study of police officers at Katima Mulilo Police Station 

  Musiake, Rita (University of Namibia, 2021)

  This study aimed to establish the impact of stress on members of the Namibian Police Force. The specific objectives of this study were to assess stress awareness levels of the members of the Namibian Police Force working ...
• An investigation of students' perceptions of service quality at the Namibia Business School 

  Haihambo, Jennifer (University of Namibia, 2021)

  The aim of this study, was to explore students’ perceptions of the service quality offered by the Namibia Business School in relation to its degree and diploma programmes as well as to measure the gap between students’ ...
• An analysis of women participation in peacekeeping missions since the implementation of UNSCR 1325: A case study of the Namibian Defence Force 

  Zemburuka, Ingrid (University of Namibia, 2019)

  This study was undertaken to assess women participation in peacekeeping missions since the implementation of the United Nations Security Council Resolution (UNSCR) 1325. The aim of the study was to explore the challenges ...
• An investigation into the impact of private security companies on national security in Namibia 

  Siyauya, Charles Sikabongo (University of Namibia, 2017)

  The thesis focussed on the role of private security companies (PSCs) in Namibia. Over the last decade, there has been a substantial growth of private security services and companies both at global and national levels. ...
• The implications of youth unemployment for national security in Namibia in the 21st century: The case of Khomas region 

  Amakali, Shali Ringoh (University of Namibia, 2018)

  Youth unemployment is one of the major problems facing Namibia. Unemployment is not only unique to Namibia, but a problem experienced in most countries in the world, whereby many unemployed youths are actively looking ...
• Namibia’s First Lady Monica Geingos – Beyond the orthodox First Lady setting (2015-2020) 

  Amupanda, Job S. (African Journal of Sociological and Psychological Studies, 2021)

  Postcolonial African First Ladies are an under-researched area not only in Political Science but also from a multidisciplinary perspective. This text responds to calls for further research in this area. In southern Africa, ...
• Black economic empowerment implementation in the Namibian financial sector: An empirical evaluation 

  Simataa, Evans Mulele (University of Namibia, 2019)

  Economic empowerment in Namibia has a valid historical grounding. The country’s history before and after independence, as the consequences of the apartheid regime, has been marked by inequality and profound economic exclusion ...
• The role of co-operatives in economic development in Namibia 

  Kapuka, Hertha Hanganeni (University of Namibia, 2017)

  This study is aimed at examining the role of cooperatives societies in economic development with a view to throwing some light on the nature and features of cooperatives, the benefits and the formation and management of ...
• The coronavirus and social justice in Namibia 

  Marenga, Ralph V.; Amupanda, Job S. (Politikon, 2021)

  Over the past 30 years, the successive SWAPO regimes that governed Namibia always followed a neoliberal policy path. Co-existing with the neoliberal elites are thousands of Namibians living in squalors in a country that ...
• Towards a strategy for social media implications on human security in Namibia: Case study of Windhoek 

  Shipena, Dortea (University of Namibia, 2020)

  The study reports findings of a qualitative research study that propose a strategy for social media implications for human security in Namibia. The case study used the case study of Windhoek to determine social media ...
• Assessing the too-causes of underdevelopment in a proclaimed settlement: A case study of Okalongo settlement in the Omusati region 

  Mbangula, Taimi Ndaamembo (University of Namibia, 2020)

  The study assessed the root – causes of underdevelopment in a proclaimed settlement, with a specific focus on the Okalongo settlement in the Omusati region aimed to find possible mitigation to minimise underdevelopment. ...
• Namibia’s 1999 Caprivi conflict and the consequences of a peacebuilding deficit – A first consideration 

  Amupanda, Job S.; Du Pisani, Andre; Tyitende, Rui A. (Otjivanda Presse. Bochum, 2020)

  In August 1999, armed men belonging to the Caprivi Liberation Movement (CLM) launched an attack on government installations in Katima Mulilo, in an attempt to bring about the secession of the then Caprivi region (now Zambezi ...
• Assessing the root-causes of underdevelopment in a proclaimed settlement: A case study of Okalongo settlement in the Omusati region 

  Mbangula, Taimi Ndaamembo (University of Namibia, 2020)

  The study assessed the root – causes of underdevelopment in a proclaimed settlement, with a specific focus on the Okalongo settlement in the Omusati region aimed to find possible mitigation to minimise underdevelopment. ...
• Enhancing internationalisation practices in higher education: A case of the University of Namibia 

  Namweya, Nambata B. (University of Namibia, 2020)

  The world has become a global village, thus higher education has become increasingly international because students and academics have a choice to study or teach at preferred institutions. While interest in international ...
• The consolidated diamond mines and the natives in colonial Namibia: A critical analysis of the role of illegal diamonds in the development of Owamboland (1908-1990) 

  Amupanda, Job S. (University of Namibia, 2020)

  Whilst the ‘natural resource curse’ theory has been an enduring theory in the study of the relationship between natural resources endowment and economic development, the economics approach to this theory, which privileges ...
• Intergovernmental relations between central government and selected local authorities in Namibia with special reference to the decentralisation process 

  Mutumba, Boniface S. (University of Namibia, 2004)

  Although decentralisation is a basic tenet of local democracy in local government operations, the central government and local authorities do not seem to adhere to basic principles that the concept seeks to promote, ...
• An assessment of the decentralised Build Together Programme in the City of Windhoek from 1999 until 2004 

  Mulokoshi, Martha Shomaina (University of Namibia, 2004)

  This study aims at determining the major factors and causes that hinder the smooth implementation of the Decentralized Built Together Programme in the City of Windhoek, examining how and whether the needs and concerns ...
• SWAPO’s 50/50 policy in Namibia’s national assembly (2015-2018): Full of sound and fury signifying nothing? 

  Amupanda, Job S.; Thomas, Erika K. (2019)

  In 2013, Namibia’s ruling party, the South West Africa People’s Organisation (SWAPO), amended its constitution to implement the 50/50 gender policy. This policy required equal representation of men and women in all its ...
• The ascendency of Esther Utjiua Muinjangue to the NUDO presidency in Namibia: A challenge to patriarchy? 

  Amupanda, Job S. (2019)

  There will be a female presidential candidate running for office in 2019 Namibian Presidential Elections. This has never happened in the 29 years of independence and was made possible by a small political party, the National ...
• The African Union (AU), the African Youth Commission (AYC) and the Pan-African Youth Union (PYU): Sabotaging or bureaucratizing the youth? 

  Amupanda, Job S. (2018)

  There now exists overwhelming evidence that many African states are gerontocracies - states wherein the leadership is way older than the average age of the population. Whereas these discussions were previously attributed ...
• An exploration of statelessness in Namibia: The significance of legal citizenship 

  Shekeni, Johannes Ndeshimona (University of Namibia, 2018)

  This exploratory study looks at statelessness in Namibia, focusing on citizenship as a legal status. The study uses the theory of politics of citizenship to assess how the issue of statelessness fits into citizenship ...
• Analysing perceptions of employees on the implementation of the performance management system: A case study of the Directorate of Sport in the Ministry of Sport, Youth and National Service 

  Mbanga, Owen Kachana (University of Namibia, 2018)

  In an effort to improve performance, the government of Namibia has identified Performance Management System (PMS) as a vehicle towards achieving national goals and objectives. However, the implementation of PMS seems to ...
• Constitutionalism and principles of economic order. Examining Namibia’s ‘mixed economy’ and the economic asylum of neoliberalism 

  Amupanda, Job S. (2017)

  While a number of studies exist on the causes and impact of the inequality, poverty and unemployment in which the majority of Namibians are trapped, very few, if any, of these studies examine the role and place of the ...
• Denk Xiaoping and the Chinese developmental state: Lessons for Namibia 

  Amupanda, Job S. (2016)

  At the centre of China's radical economic, social and technological transformation was the statesman Deng Xiaoping. Africa-China relations generally date back to the days of African struggles against colonialism and ...
• Who is in the ‘‘We’’? interrogating the African Union’s Agenda 2063 and youth political participation 

  Amupanda, Job S. (2018)

  Most analyses of the African Union (AU) have focused on the politics of the state and the presidents. There are very few analyses that have focused on aspects such as youth development. The point of departure for this ...

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