The Inspector General of the Namibian Police, Lieutenant General Joseph Shikongo, confirmed that discussions are underway regarding the legal process of expunction, which involves sealing or destroying criminal records to enhance individuals’ chances of gaining employment.
Namibia's success in resolving conflicts outside the formal court system has set an important precedent.
Labour expert Herbert Jauch said that uniformed workers being excluded from the Labour Act is a draconian approach that contradicts the Constitution and Namibia's own Labour Act.
He believes there must be mechanisms for affected members to raise concerns collectively so that justice is done.
Namibia's judiciary is taking steps to bridge critical technological gaps in its justice system, moving from fragmented, outdated infrastructure to a unified digital future.
Commonwealth nations can unlock about N$22.3 trillion in additional trade through the adoption of electronic transferable records and comprehensive legal reform.
The Magistrates and Judges Association (MJA) celebrated its 30th anniversary on Friday, alongside the launch of its official website.
The website aims to promote transparency and strengthen connections among members across the country.
The Minister of Justice, Yvonne Dausab, has introduced a new bill to introduce changes to the Judiciary Act of 2015.
The Bill aims to define the word "construction" and give the Chief Justice more responsibility in managing the building of court facilities.
