Africazine:
Namibia is enhancing access to essential services with a new mobile facility.
The Roads Authority has launched the NaTIS On Wheels Truck in Omatjete, Erongo Region. This initiative aims to provide vital NaTIS services to residents in remote areas, reducing travel distances and costs.
Mobile Facility Launches in Erongo Region
The NaTIS On Wheels Truck was officially launched by Minister of Works and Transport Veikko Nekundi. The event gathered regional leaders, including Erongo Regional Governor Natalia Goagoses and Chief Manasse Zeraeua of the Zeraeua Traditional Authority, along with community members and stakeholders.
This mobile facility is designed to improve access to essential transport-related services for underserved communities. It aims to minimize the burden of traveling long distances to fixed NaTIS centers.
Key Services Offered by NaTIS On Wheels Truck
The NaTIS On Wheels Truck is equipped to provide a variety of services. These include vision testing, biometric data capture, and Computerised Learner Licence Testing (CLLT). Additionally, it offers vehicle licence issuing and renewals.
The initiative reflects the Roads Authority’s commitment to enhancing service delivery and ensuring that rural residents are not left behind.
Next Steps for NaTIS On Wheels Initiative
- Continue to assess community needs for transport-related services.
- Expand the mobile facility’s reach to more remote areas.
- Gather feedback from residents to improve service delivery.
Namibia’s NaTIS On Wheels Truck is a significant step towards inclusive public service delivery.
