The HIV/AIDS pandemic has serious implications for governance and democracy. A sustainable democracy needs strong democratic institutions and an active citizenry able to participate productively in political, economic and social processes. HIV/AIDS weakens democracy by depleting the skill-base in such institutions, which undermines their capacity to operate efficiently. The pandemic also weakens the ability of…
This document, created by the Namibia Institute for Democracy and compiled by Jacinta Kasume, also aims to amplify the voices and stories of sexual and gender diversity, highlighting the need for respect, dignity, and value for all citizens.
The RFA initiative continues to provide holistic support and opportunities for learners. Our weekly, held every Monday to Thursday, includes: Academic Sessions to Strengthen classroom learning Feeding Kitchen to ensure students receive nutritious meals Library access to encourage reading and research Soccer training to promote teamwork, discipline, and Physical fitness. Through these activities, RFA remains…
Project Introduction Windhoek, Namibia’s bustling capital, faces significant socio-economic challenges amid its rich cultural diversity. Many residents live in informal settlements, with street vendors playing a crucial economic and cultural role in the city. Despite their importance, these vendors face numerous obstacles, including low levels of education, limited access to markets, and inadequate working conditions. The…
