Omatjete Gets N$4.2 Million Natis Mobile Office to Improve Rural Access
Residents of Omatjete and surrounding communities now have access to a N$4.2 million mobile Namibian Traffic Information System (Natis) office aimed at bringing licensing and vehicle registration services closer to rural areas. Works and transport minister Veikko Nekundi officially launched the Natis on Wheels Truck in the Erongo region on Monday. The truck is equipped to provide vision testing, biometric capturing, computerised learner’s licence testing as well as to issue v
Residents in Omatjete and nearby communities in Namibia now have improved access to vehicle licensing and registration services with the launch of a N$4.2 million mobile Namibian Traffic Information System (Natis) office. The 'Natis on Wheels' truck, officially inaugurated by Minister of Works and Transport Veikko Nekundi, offers vision testing, biometric capturing, and learner's licence testing. This initiative is part of a government effort to bring essential services closer to citizens, particularly in underserved rural areas. Minister Nekundi highlighted the cost-effectiveness of the mobile unit compared to traditional centers. The truck will operate alongside an existing mobile vehicle testing station, providing a comprehensive service. Future plans include acquiring additional mobile offices to expand coverage. Local representatives have welcomed the move, emphasizing the reduction in travel burdens for residents.
This mobile Natis office significantly improves access to essential government services for rural Namibian communities, promoting inclusivity and efficiency.
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