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Abattoir Industry Act, 1976 (Act 54 of 1976)
Abattoirs restriction proclamation, 1944 (proclamation 8 of 1944), abolition of payment by cheque act, 2022 (act 16 of 2022), abortion and sterilization act, 1975 (act 2 of 1975), abuse of dependence-producing substances and rehabilitation centres act, 1971 (act 41 of 1971), access to biological and genetic resources and associated traditional knowledge act, 2017 (act 2 of 2017), accommodation establishments and tourism ordinance, 1973 (ordinance 20 of 1973), additional appropriation act, 2000 (act 23 of 2000), administration of estates act, 1965 (act 66 of 1965), administration of justice proclamation, 1919 (proclamation 21 of 1919), admiralty court act, 1840 (chapter 65), admiralty court act, 1861 (chapter 10), advertising on roads and ribbon development ordinance, 1960 (ordinance 30 of 1960), aerodrome ordinance, 1963 (ordinance 12 of 1963), affirmative action (employment) act, 1998 (act 29 of 1998), aged persons act, 1967 (act 81 of 1967), agricultural (commercial) land reform act, 1995 (act 6 of 1995), agricultural bank of namibia act 5 of 2003 (act 5 of 2003), agricultural land act (rehoboth), 1981 (act 5 of 1981), agricultural produce export ordinance, 1928 (ordinance 13 of 1928), agronomic industry act, 1992 (act 20 of 1992), air services act, 1949 (act 51 of 1949), airports company act, 1998 (act 25 of 1998), alcohol-based hand sanitisers regulations (government notice 114 of 2020), aliens act, 1937 (act 1 of 1937), allied health professions act, 2004 (act 7 of 2004), anatomical donations and post-mortem examinations ordinance, 1977 (ordinance 12 of 1977), animal health act, 2011 (act 1 of 2011), animals protection act, 1962 (act 71 of 1962), anti-corruption act, 2003 (act 8 of 2003), application of laws to the eastern caprivi zipfel act, 1999 (act 10 of 1999), apportionment of damages act, 1956 (act 34 of 1956), appropriation act, 2020 (act 4 of 2020), appropriation act, 2021 (act 1 of 2021), appropriation act, 2022 (act 2 of 2022), aquaculture act, 2002 (act 18 of 2002), architects’ and quantity surveyors’ act, 1979 (act 13 of 1979), archives act, 1992 (act 12 of 1992), arms and ammunition act, 1996 (act 7 of 1996), assessment of damages act, 1969 (act 9 of 1969), assignment of powers act, 1990 (act 4 of 1990), atmospheric pollution prevention ordinance, 1976 (ordinance 11 of 1976), atomic energy and radiation protection act, 2005 (act 5 of 2005), bank of namibia act, 2020 (act 1 of 2020), banking institutions act, 1998 (act 2 of 1998), bills of exchange act, 2003 (act 22 of 2003), biosafety act, 2006 (act 7 of 2006), births, marriages and deaths registration act, 1963 (act 81 of 1963), blind persons act, 1968 (act 26 of 1968), bonemeal and superphosphates control proclamation, 1944 (proclamation 37 of 1944), latest legislation, liquor act, 1998 (act 6 of 1998), close corporations act, 1988 (act 26 of 1988), companies act, 2004 (act 28 of 2004).
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Namibia: Andjamba is the new minister education minister
Windhoek – Namibia President Hage Geingob has on Wednesday appointed Martin Andjamba, the minister of presidential affairs as an acting minister in the portfolio of education, arts and culture.
Andjamba was appointed to the Cabinet portfolio after follow the resignation of the Minister of Education, Arts and Culture, Katrina Hanse-Himarwa on Tuesday, after she was convicted of corruption this week.
Andjamba’s appointment is in terms of section 4 of the Assignment of Powers Act, 1990, says Presidential press secretary Dr Alfredo Tjiurimo Hengari.
“With seven months left before the end of the term of the current Government, coupled with the rights of Hon. Hanse-Himarwa under Article 47(2)(a) of the Namibian Constitution, President Geingob has decided not to appoint a new Minister in the education, arts and culture portfolio,” said Hengari.
Hengari emphasized that Andjaba will assume all statutory functions of the minister of education, arts and culture in terms of Article 37 of the Namibian Constitution and will be deputized by Anna Nghipondoka.
The former Namibian Ambassador to the United States was served as presidential affairs since April 2018.
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3. Assignment of powers, duties or functions by the President . 4. Temporary performance of Prime Minister's or Minister's functions of office by another Minister . 5. Short title . BE IT ENACTED by the National Assembly of the Republic of Namibia, as follows:- Definitions . 1. In this Act, unless the context otherwise indicates -
Assignment of Powers Act, 1990 Act 4 of 1990. Published in Government Gazette 29 on 12 June 1990; Assented to on 6 June 1990 Commenced on 12 June 1990 [This is the version of this document from 12 June 1990 and includes any amendments published up to 13 March 2024.]
PROMULGATION OF ACT OF THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY Page 1990 The following Act which has been passed by the National Assembly and signed by the President in terms of the Namibian Constitution is hereby published in terms of Article 56 of that Constitution. No. 4 of 1990: Assignment of Powers Act, 1990. No. 29
Assignment of Powers Act 4 of 1990 (GG 29) came into force on date of publication: 12 June 1990. ACT. To empower the President of the Republic of Namibia to establish departments and other administrative divisions and to assign the administration of certain laws to the Prime Minister or any Minister; to provide for the temporary performance of the Prime Minister's or a Minister's functions ...
Assignment of Powers Act, 1990 (Act 4 of 1990) Atmospheric Pollution Prevention Ordinance, 1976 (Ordinance 11 of 1976) Atomic Energy and Radiation Protection Act, 2005 (Act 5 of 2005) B. Bank of Namibia Act, 2020 (Act 1 of 2020) Banking Institutions Act, 1998 (Act 2 of 1998)
Legislation 4. Administration of Estates Act, 1965; Assignment of Powers Act, 1990; Deeds Registries Act, 1937; Transfer Duty Act, 1993; Documents citing this one 0. About NamibLII. NamibLII is a project of the Law Reform and Development Commission managed by the Directorate: Law Reform of the Ministry of Justice of the Republic of Namibia.
under section 3( I) of the Assignment of Powers Act, 1990 (Act 4 of 1990), assigned to the Minister of Justice the administration of the provisions of the laws which are referred to in the Schedule and which entrusted to the President certain powers, duties or functions by virtue of the provisions of Article 140 of the Namibian Constitution ...
Assignment of Powers Act 4 of 1990. Special Advisers and Regional Governors Appointment Act 6 of 1990. Judgments. When reading the following judgments focus particularly on how provisions in the Constitution of the Republic of Namibia and other statutes relating to the duties, functions and powers of the executive are interpreted and applied ...
Assignment of Powers Act, 1990 Act 4 of 1990 Published in Government Gazette no. 29 on 12 June 1990 Assented to on 6 June 1990 Commenced on 12 June 1990 [This is the version of this document from 12 June 1990 and includes any amendments published up to 6 October 2022.] ACT
Assignment of Powers Act 4 of 1990. Special Advisers and Regional Governors Appointment Act 6 of 1990. Cases. Namibia: S v Zemburuka (2) 2003 NR 200 (HC). Road Fund Administration v Government of the Republic of Namibia and Others 2012 (1) NR 28 (HC).
No.4 of 1990: Assignment of Powers Act, 1990. 2 Act No.4, 1990 Government Gazette 12 June 1990 No. 29 ASSIGNMENT OF POWERS ACT, 1990 ACT To empower the President of the Republic of Namibia to establish departments and other administrative divisions and to assign the administration of certain laws to the Prime Minister or any Minister; to ...
Republic of Namibia 2 Annotated Statutes Assignment of Powers Act 4 of 1990 "Prime Minister" means the Prime Minister appointed under Article 32(3)(i)(aa) of the said Constitution. Establishment of departments and other administrative divisions 2. Subject to the provisions of the laws on the public service the President may designate the powers, duties and functions which vest, under any ...
Assignment of Powers Act 4 of 1990 . Summary: This Act (GG 29) empowers the President to establish departments and other administrative divisions and to assign the administration of certain laws to the Prime Minister or to any Minister. It also provides for the temporary performance of the functions of the Prime Minister or a Minister by
Andjamba's appointment is in terms of section 4 of the Assignment of Powers Act, 1990, says Presidential press secretary Dr Alfredo Tjiurimo Hengari. "With seven months left before the end of the term of the current Government, coupled with the rights of Hon. Hanse-Himarwa under Article 47(2)(a) of the Namibian Constitution, President ...
under section 3(l)(a) ofthe Assignment of Powers Act, 1990 (Act 4 of 1990), on 17 July 1992 assigned to the Minister of Works, Transport and Communication the administration of the provisions of the laws referred to in the Schedule, including any regulations made thereunder, in so far as the powers, duties ·and functions conferred or imposed ...
[Amended by Electoral Amendment Act, 2003 (Act 7 of 2003) on 8 July 2003] [Amended by Establishment of certain area as area of local authority and declaration thereof as town: Local Authorities Act, 1992 (Government Notice 194 of 2003) on 1 September 2003] [Amended by Local Authorities Amendment Act, 2003 (Act 27 of 2003) on 31 December 2003]
Assignment of Powers Act 4 of 1990 CONSTITUTION: Presidency: Atmospheric Pollution Prevention Ordinance 11 of 1976 ENVIRONMENT: Pollution: Atomic Energy and Radiation Protection Act 5 of 2005 Regulations ENVIRONMENT: Health: Bank of Namibia Act 1 of 2020 Regulations FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: Banks: Banking Institutions Act 13 of 2023 Regulations
MERCHANDISE MARKS ACT, 1941: PROPOSED PROHIBITION OF THE USE OF A CERTAIN MARK 1993 In terms of section 13 of the Merchandise Marks Act, 1941 (Act 17 of 1941), I hereby give notice that Mr. D.K. Brown has requested me to prohibit, under section 15(1) of that Act, the use by any person other than Mr. D.K. Brown
Assignment of Powers Act 4 of 1990. Special Advisers and Regional Governors Appointment Act 6 of 1990. Judgments. When reading the following judgments focus particularly on how provisions in the Constitution of the Republic of Namibia and other statutes relating to the duties, functions and powers of the executive are interpreted and applied ...
Assignment of Powers Act 4 of 1990. (GG 29) came into force on date of publication: 12 June 1990. ACT. To empower the President of the Republic of Namibia to establish departments and other administrative divisions and to assign the administration of certain laws to the Prime Minister or any Minister; to provide for the temporary performance of ...
View - NSW legislation. (2) In this Act—. a reference to a function includes a reference to a power, authority and duty, and. a reference to the exercise of a function includes, where the function is a duty, a reference to the performance of the duty. (3) Notes in the text of this Act do not form part of the Act.
Under the powers vested in me by section 3(1)(a) of the Assignment of Powers Act, 1990 (Act No. 4 of 1990), I assign to the Director-General of Planning, appointed under Article 32(3)(i)(dd) of the Namibian Constitution, the administration of the provisions of the Statistics Act, 1976 (Act No. 66 of 1976), in so far as the powers, duties and ...
In the general definitions section of the rule, the Commission added "or the employee of a political subdivision of a State" in § 1636.2(b)(3) and (c)(4) to better describe the employees covered by the Government Employee Rights Act of 1991 (GERA), 42 U.S.C. 2000e-16c(a). 1636.3 Definitions—Specific to the PWFA 1636.3(a) Known Limitation
Assignment of Powers Act 4 of 1990 (GG 29) came into force on date of publication: 12 June 1990 ACT To empower the President of the Republic of Namibia to establish departments and other administrative divisions and to assign the administration of certain laws to the Prime Minister or any Minister; to provide for the temporary performance of ...
this Minister under section 3(3)(a) of the Assignment of Powers Act 4 of 1990). Republic of Namibia . 2. Annotated Statutes. REGULATIONS Deeds Registries Act 47 of 1937 ... assigned by the Minister of Home Affairs under section 4 of the identification Act, 1996 (Act No. 21 of 1996) and reflected in the identity document issued under section 5(1 ...