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November 5, 2024
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Taxi boss’s claim against government balloons to more than half a billion dollars – Windhoek Observer
Stefanus Nashama Werner Januarie, the President of the Namibia Transport and Taxi Union (NTTU), has written to the Popular Democratic Movement’s McHenry Venaani and the Republican Party’s Henk Mudge to help him sue the government for N$522 million. According to court documents, Januarie has previously sought damages amounting to N$74 million, however, in the letter,...
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Oshakati Town Council inaugurates two taxi ranks
OSHAKATI: The Oshakati Town Council on Thursday officially inaugurated two taxi ranks which will serve the Oshakati-Ondangwa and Oshakati-Endola routes. The taxi ranks were constructed at a cost of N.dollars 1.5 million, with N.dollars 520 000 allocated to the Oshakati-Endola taxi rank and over N.dollars 1 million allocated to the Oshakati-Ondangwa taxi rank. Construction was...
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Cops don’t have taxi money to get to work
Acting Kavango East police regional commander deputy commissioner Eino Nambahu has urged officers to handle their financial affairs better as some end up not having taxi money to come to work. He also urged police officers to stop borrowing money. “It’s too much. You should stop borrowing money … Your payslips are full of debt....
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Taxi driver found dead in his car
Staff Reporter LINEKELA Festus Mwahangavaya, a 57-year-old male taxi driver, was discovered dead in his taxi in the garage at his residence on Samuel Hoebeb Street, DRC Location, Swakopmund. According to Chief Inspector Elifas Kuwinga of the Namibian police, the deceased was discovered on Thursday, October 26, 2023. Kuwinga said that the deceased was found...
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Taxi driver arrested at Ongenga for illegal possession of a gun
Staff Reporter A MALE suspect, aged 46, was arrested at Ongenga in the Ohangwena Region on Saturday after he was found with an unlicensed Vektor 9mm pistol with a magazine loaded with three rounds of ammunition. He was apprehended during a search of his vehicle. According to the police, the law enforcement officers searched the...
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Taxi operators urged to seek fare increase post fuel hike
Werner Januarie, President of the Namibian Transport and Taxi Association has encouraged taxi operators to submit fare increase applications. This follows a fuel price hike of N$ 1.90 per liter for petrol and N$ 2.40 per liter for diesel. The post Taxi operators urged to seek fare increase post fuel hike first appeared on Future...
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Taxi operateurs moet aansoeke vir verhogings by vakbonde indien
Taxi operateurs moet aansoeke vir verhogings by vakbonde indien Die president van die Namibiese Vervoer- en Taxi-unie, Werner Januarie, doen ‘n beroep op sy lede en taxi operateurs om aansoeke by hom in te dien vir ‘n verhoging in die taxi-tarief. Dit kom na die verhoging in die brandstofprys die week. Januarie sê hulle het...
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Bus and Taxi Association weighs impact of fuel price hike
Following a fuel price increase announcement by the Ministry of Mines and Energy, we asked the Secretary-General of the Namibia Bus, and Taxi Association, Pendapala Nakathingo about the implications for the industry. The post Bus and Taxi Association weighs impact of fuel price hike first appeared on Future Media. Source link
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Walvis Bay taxi operators applaud road repairs
Walvis Bay Taxi Association spokesperson Onesmus Ndengu says he is satisfied with the repairs on one of the roads in Kuisebmond that were affecting their operations. Repair work on the intersection of Volstruis and Agaat Street, which was full of potholes, started this month and is at an advanced stage. The repairs are part of...