Minutes No.1 of 2025: Wednesday, 5 February 2025
Minutes of Proceedings of National Assembly,05 February 2025.
Standing committee on constitution and legal affairs visits Denmark Parliament.
The Parliamentary Standing Committee on Constitutional and Legal Affairs is on a weeklong benchmark visit to Denmark to engage with the Danish Parliament and key institutions to exchange ideas on access to justice, law reform, human rights protection, anti-corruption efforts, and the conduct of free and fair elections.The delegation will be in that country’s capital…
Bid Awards of National Assembly: February 2025
Procurement of Server Hard Drives Notice of Award and Executive summary; SLA for Electrical and Minor work Notice of Award and Executive summary SLA for Plumbing and minor Reticular Notice of award and Executive summary Supply and Delivery of Vehicles Notice of award and Executive summary
Order Paper No.62 of 2025: Wednesday,5 February 2025
Order Paper of the National Assembly Wednesday – 05 February 2025.
Parliament embraces digital future with e-Parliament strategy.
Eino Vatileni Parliament, through its e-parliament strategy, is set to modernize its operations with soon to be launched digital tools. The move is aimed at improving transparency, citizen engagement, and parliamentary efficiency ahead of the 8th Parliament.These key initiatives which include a mobile app, online bill register system, and an information communication technology policy framework…
BID OPENING REPORT: JANUARY 2025
Electrical Works Plumbing works (3)
E-parliament Initiatives
Parliament is currently hosting an IT retreat workshop in Otjiwarongo, from 28-31 January 2025. The workshop aims to finalise key e-Parliament initiatives such as the mobile app, online bill register, and policy framework for ICT among others. These projects aim to improve transparency, enhance public engagement, and parliamentary efficiency ahead of the 8th Parliament.
Bid Opening Reports of National Council 15 January 2025
Bid opening report 15 January 2025 .
National Assembly Welcomes the Removal of Cuba from U.S. Terrorism List .
Story by Sacky Kadhikwa The National Assembly, under the leadership of Speaker Prof. Peter Katjavivi, wholeheartedly supports the Biden Administration’s historic decision to remove Cuba from the U.S. Department of State’s list of states sponsoring terrorism. This landmark move signals a positive shift towards restoring diplomatic relations between Cuba and the United States, fostering…