We argue for comprehensive legislation in the field of law covering collateral in credit transactions in Namibia. We look at what loopholes and bottlenecks are present in the regulation of collateral and what benefits it brings to have firm legislation in place to govern collateral in financial...

In light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic and future pandemics, this chapter mounts a fiscal responsibility framework to enable developing countries, Namibia in particular, to strike the delicate balance between easing short-term liquidity crises and preserving their country’s long-term...

This chapter restates the law that shapes maritime affairs in Namibia, focusing on its linkages to international law. Namibia has a long coastline, measuring 1,572 kilometres along the Atlantic Ocean. As a result of the Benguela Current wind-driven upwelling system, the country boasts one of the...