WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA – In a significant milestone, the Namibia Civil Aviation Authority  (NCAA) officially presented its 2024/2025 Integrated Annual Report to the Honourable  Minister of Works and Transport, Hon. Veikko Nekundi, on 6 November 2025.

The NCAA showcased a year of remarkable financial recovery and operational  achievements, further solidifying its position as a leader in regulatory excellence,  safety oversight, and service delivery transformation. Delivering the Chairperson’s Report, Mr. Bethuel T. Mujetenga, Chairperson of the  NCAA Board, highlighted that the Authority achieved an unqualified audit opinion, 
confirming its strong governance and financial discipline.

“For the financial year ending March 2025, the NCAA reduced its operational loss to  just N$1 million, compared to N$8 million in the previous year, while achieving a  comprehensive profit of N$52 million, up from the N$25 million recorded previously,”  Mr. Mujetenga stated.

The NCAA’s balance sheet also strengthened significantly, with total assets rising by  66% to N$1 billion, driven by prudent investments and asset transfers. These achievements highlights the NCAA’s firm commitment to financial stability, one of the  five pillars of its ongoing Five-Year Integrated Strategic Business Plan (2023/24–2027/28). Other pillars include safety and security oversight, optimisation of air  navigation services, customer-centricity, and organisational culture transformation.

The Authority continues to implement major infrastructure upgrades and capital  projects aimed at modernising Namibia’s aviation systems. Key initiatives include the  acquisition and installation of new Radar, Air Traffic Management (ATM), and Wide  Area Multilateration/Automatic Dependent Surveillance Broadcast (WAM/ADS-B)  systems within the Windhoek Flight Information Region.  In conclusion, Mr. Mujetenga expressed his gratitude to the Ministry of Works and  Transport for its continued support and guidance. He commended the Executive Director, management, and staff of the NCAA for their professionalism and dedication  to maintaining Namibia’s world-class aviation safety standards.

“Through sound governance, financial prudence, and unwavering commitment to  safety, the NCAA remains a trusted regulator, listening, connecting, and building trust  across Namibia’s skies,” he affirmed.

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The Namibia Civil Aviation Authority is pleased to extend an invitation to all interested stakeholders to attend the National Workshop on Carbon Offsetting and Reduction Scheme for International Aviation (CORSIA), Offsetting, and CORSIA Eligible Emission Units. The workshop is scheduled to take place from 22nd to 26th July 2024 at the Protea Hotel,  Fürstenhof in Windhoek.

This workshop aims to provide valuable insights and discussions on CORSIA, offsetting practices, and the use of CORSIA eligible emission units.  The workshop will attract participants who are directly and indirectly responsible for Environmental Protection under the following sectors/industries Airline Operators & Representatives, Airport Operators, Fuel Producers & Suppliers, Government Officials particularly from the following ministerial agencies (Transport, Environment, Energy, Agriculture), Technology Providers, Project Development Agencies/Persons, National Standard Institutions, Accreditation Bodies & Validation & Verification Bodies, Investors and Academia.

 CORSIA is the first Global market-based measure for the aviation sector, designed by ICAO as an additional measure to the typical in sector ones, aimed at assisting ICAO in reaching its Aspirational Goal of Carbon Neutrality from 2020 and Net Zero by 2050. Namibia volunteered the CORSIA mechanism and is fully committed to assist ICAO in its goal to decarbonise the aviation sector and reach Net Zero by 2050.The EU CORSIA Africa and Caribbean project is an EU funded project assisting States from the Africa and Caribbean region in understanding and implementing CORSIA mechanisms, peculiarities, tools, formats, templates to be used by each CORSIA stakeholders.

The workshop will present the following key aspects:

1. CORSIA under ICAO and relations with the LTAG
2. CORSIA key elements, EMP, ER, VR, EUCR, and CORSIA offsetting,
3. Specific elements of CORSIA eligible emissions units,
4. Crediting period eligibility, Vintage eligibility, and Project/program type eligibility,
5. Article 6 Authorization: To be retired for CORSIA use, CORSIA units from crediting periods 2021,
6. Possibility to design/scale up the number of CORSIA projects from Namibia to be inserted into the ICAO CORSIA eligible programmes,
7. Possibility to design a programme that in the future can apply to ICAO TAB to become CORSIA eligible.

 Interested and affected participants are herewith requested to complete the registration form available on the CORSIA-NCAA Portal CORSIA-NCAA Portal (http://www.ncaa.com.na/index.php/corsia ) before 18 July 2024 at 23h59.

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Issued by:

Ms. Toska Sem

Executive Director of Namibia Civil Aviation Authority
No. 4 Rudolf Hertzog Street
Windhoek
Namibia
Tel. +26483 235 2367 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

Please take note that the Executive Director of the Namibia Civil Aviation Authority (NCAA) wish to inform persons responsible for Environmental Protections under the following sectors/industries Airline Operators & Representatives, Airport Operators, Fuel Producers & Suppliers, Government Officials particularly from the following ministerial agencies (Transport, Environment, Energy, Agriculture), Technology Providers, National Standard Institutions, Accreditation Bodies & Validation & Verification Bodies Investors and Development Agencies are herewith invited to attend the joint International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), International Air Transport Association (IATA)/African Airlines Association (AFRAA) virtual webinar pertaining to the challenges and opportunities presented by the adoption of Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) within the African aviation sector.

 The joint webinar emanates from the Third ICAO Conference on Aviation and Alternative Fuels (CAAF/3), held in Dubai, United Arab Emirates, from 20 to 24 November 2023, where the international aviation sector took giant steps to accelerate decarbonization of the sector. The Conference witnessed the adoption of the new ICAO Global Framework for Sustainable Aviation Fuels (SAF) and Lower Carbon Aviation Fuels (LCAF) and other Aviation Cleaner Energies. This included the shared commitment of ICAO and its Member States to achieving a 5% reduction in international aviation CO2 emissions by 2030, compared to zero cleaner energy use.

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Attendees are herewith required to complete the registration form available on the ICAO website  https://www.icao.int/esaf/Pages/JOINT-ICAO-IATA-AFRAA-2024.aspx before 26 June 2024 commencing at 13h30 (11:30 UTC) till 15h30 (13:30 UTC).

Issued by:

Ms. Toska Sem

Executive Director of Namibia Civil Aviation Authority
No. 4 Rudolf Hertzog Street
Windhoek
Namibia
Tel. +26483 235 2367 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

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