As mentioned earlier, having put these measures in place, we are committed in ensuring their maintenance and effectiveness. It is therefore correct to conclude that corruption in Namibia cannot be institutional thanks to the institutional measures in place. These measures are important in controlling corruption.
Corruption is a universal phenomena and cuts across both developed and developing companies.
Corruption normally occurs in a set up where measure's put in place are rather insufficient or ineffectively. Generally, the measures are theoretically sound and well formulated. However, the commissions of inquiry would sometime put in place to check corruption, are generally not accorded practical independence in terms of defining the procedures to be followed for launching any investigation into more practices. Another failure is that more often the commissions of inquiry do not have powers to take disciplinary measures against the guilty party. The political commitment of the government of Namibia is essential to the success of good governance.