About the job
The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) is looking for an experienced Analyst: Government & Legislative Affairs.
This full-time position is based at Head Office in Windhoek and reports to the Manager: Research & Advocacy. It is offered on a 5-year fixed-term contract, with renewal linked to performance.
Purpose of the Job
The Analyst: Government & Legislative Affairs is responsible for tracking legislative, regulatory and policy developments that affect business, analysing their implications for members and coordinating the Chamber’s engagement with Government and Parliament, as well as supporting the submissions that keep business priorities on the public agenda and hold commitments to account.
Key Functions (KPAs)
- Legislative and regulatory monitoring – monitoring legislative, regulatory and policy developments affecting business, and logging, assessing and sharing them with members within the agreed timelines.
- Policy analysis – analysing proposed laws and regulations, and giving the Manager, CEO and Board sub-committees clear, evidence-based recommendations and policy options.
- Government and parliamentary engagement – coordinating and representing the NCCI in engagements with ministries, agencies and parliamentary committees, and maintaining relationships with officials.
- Tracking Government commitments – tracking commitments that matter to business, such as reducing red tape and paying MSMEs on time, and following up on delivery.
- Submissions and advocacy support – preparing submissions and advocacy briefs, managing consultation timelines, and supporting legislative forums and working groups.
- Member positions and reporting – consolidating member positions on legislative issues, with monthly reporting on legislative tracking and Government commitments.
Education
Degree in Law, Political Science, Public Policy, Economics or a qualification in a related field.
Experience
Minimum of 7 years’ experience in government affairs, legislative or regulatory analysis, or advocacy. Experience in a chamber, industry body or government affairs role will be highly advantageous.
Key Requirements
- Strong understanding of Namibia’s legislative and policy processes.
- Excellent research, drafting and stakeholder skills.
- Ability to translate policy into practical business implications.
Additional Requirements
- Established networks across Government and Parliament will be an added advantage.
Application deadline: COB 17 November 2026.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.