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Namibia will introduce a national electronic ticketing system for traffic offences in the next financial year. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels

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Namibia to launch e-ticketing system for traffic offences

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Appointments for various NaTIS services will also soon be available online.

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NaTIS aims to better customer service

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The Ministry of Works and Transport, through NaTIS, is implementing a transformational process aimed at improving service delivery. Archive image

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NaTIS rakes in N$87 million monthly - Nekundi

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Namibia will introduce a national electronic ticketing system for traffic offences in the next financial year. Image for illustrative purposes only. Photo Pexels

Namibia to launch e-ticketing system for traffic offences

1 Day Ago - Transport

Appointments for various NaTIS services will also soon be available online.

NaTIS aims to better customer service

1 Week Ago - Transport

The Ministry of Works and Transport, through NaTIS, is implementing a transformational process aimed at improving service delivery. Archive image

NaTIS rakes in N$87 million monthly - Nekundi

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Works and transport minister Veikko Nekundi with the newly inaugurated Transportation Commission of Namibia during the swearing-in ceremony in Windhoek. He urged the commission to professionalise the public transport industry and prioritise key reforms within their six-month term. Photo Eliot Ipinge

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