Africazine:
Namibia strengthens governance with new revenue agency appointments.
Finance minister Ericah Shafudah has announced new appointments to the board of directors of the Namibia Revenue Agency (Namra), effective from 1 April. These changes align with the Public Enterprises Governance Act and will last for three years.
New Leadership at Namibia Revenue Agency
Peter Kruger has been reappointed as chairperson, ensuring stability in leadership. His experience will guide the agency through its governance reforms.
Joining him is Ndatega Shikalepo, appointed as deputy chairperson. The board also welcomes Helmuth Naweseb, Mubusisi Mabuku, and Ndahambela Ndoroma-Iipinge as new members.
These appointments aim to enhance governance and oversight within Namra, reflecting the government’s commitment to effective public enterprise management.
Namibia: Key figures on Revenue Agency Appointments
- Effective date: 1 April
- Term duration: three years
Context of the Appointments
The changes come as part of broader efforts to improve governance in public enterprises in Namibia. The Public Enterprises Governance Act provides a framework for these appointments, emphasizing accountability and oversight.
By appointing experienced leaders, the government aims to bolster the agency’s effectiveness in revenue collection and management.
Next Steps for Namra
- Implementation of governance reforms
- Monitoring of board performance over the three-year term
Namibia is taking significant steps to enhance the governance of its revenue agency.
