A detailed account of the government’s expenditures of taxpayer funds in 2025 has been released. The government’s breakdown, which spans January through December of this year, is as follows:
~ National debt services – D11 billion
~ Office of the President – D1 billion
~ National Assembly – D446 million
~ Judiciary – D311 million
~ IEC – D189 million
~ Public Service Commission – D17 million
~ National Audit Office – D301 million
~ Ministry of Defence – D1.1 billion
~ Ministry of Interior – D1.9 billion
~ Ministry of Tourism and Culture – D54 million
~ Ministry of Foreign Affairs – D1.9 billion
~ Ministry of Justice – D205 million
~ Ministry of Finance & Economic Affairs – D2 billion
~ Pensions and Gratuities – D592 million
~ Office of the Ombudsman – D53 million
~ Centralised Services – D1.6 billion
~ Ministry of Lands and Regional Government – D389 million
~ Ministry of Agriculture – D961 million
~ Ministry of Transport, Works and Infrastructure – D2.2 billion
~ Ministry of Trade, Industry, Regional Integration and Employment – D136 million
~ Ministry of Basic and Secondary Education – D5 billion
~ Ministry of Health – D2.7 billion
~ Ministry of Youth and Sports – D135 million
~ Ministry of Environment, Climate Change, Natural Resources and Wildlife – D282 million
~ Ministry of Information – D67 million
~ Ministry of Fisheries and Water Resources – D56 million
~ Ministry of Higher Education, Research, Science & Technology – D405 million
~ Ministry of Petroleum and Energy – D1.2 billion
~ Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Welfare – D98 million
~ National Human Rights Commission – D74 million
~ Ministry of Communication and Digital Economy – DD96 million
~ Ministry of Public Service, Administrative Reforms and Policy Coordination – D452 million
