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Gender equality: Namibia's progress, policies and persistent inequalities Experience demonstrates how gender-responsive budgeting, affirmative action and investment in education can advance equality. Gender 1 hour ago

Gender equality: Namibia's progress, policies and persistent inequalities Experience demonstrates how gender-responsive budgeting, affirmative action and investment in education can advance equality. Gender 1 hour ago

By GhanaSummary NewsroomKenya

What you need to know: Namibia’s eighth-place ranking in the 2025 Global Gender Gap Index reflects years of progressive policies, women’s political representation and sustained efforts to mainstream gender equality across government.

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has strengthened women’s representation in top leadership, but gender-based violence, unequal land ownership and wage disparities continue to undermine equality.

That Namibia has been ranked eighth best performing country with regard to gender equality in the World Economic Forum’s 2025 Global Gender Gap Index is definitely good news for Africa.

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