Road maintenance funding gap narrows
Verified: 2 outlets in 2 countries have reported this story since Nov 5.
Namibia’s road maintenance funding shortfall has fallen from N$3.6 billion to about N$2.3 billion. Road Fund Administration (RFA) CEO Ali Ipinge said this is still not enough to keep the country’s roads in good condition. Ipinge spoke yesterday at the Windhoek Country Club Resort, where the RFA consulted stakeholders on its 2027/28–2031/32 Business Plan. “Encouragingly,...
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[Claude] Report 2 covers the same Namibian road funding gap story, with the shortfall figures and RFA CEO comments, and does not conflict with Report 1.
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