Oil & hydrogen boom meets a public that wants jobs for Namibians

How will Namibians receive migrant workers? The question matters because the friction points of a resource boom are distributive

How will Namibians receive migrant workers? The question matters because the friction points of a resource boom are distributive

Most citizens say they worry about being unable to obtain or afford medical care when they need it.

WORKING PAPER SERIES – WP 2026/03 | August 2026 Youth enfranchisement, electoral reform and public opinion in Africa This working paper examines public opinion on lowering the voting age from 18 to 16 years. It draws on Afrobarometer Round 10…

WORKING PAPER SERIES WP 2026/04 | August 2026 Namibia is entering a resource moment. Deep-water oil in the Orange Basin and a continental-scale green hydrogen build-out will draw foreign labour into an economy with among the highest unemployment and inequality…