Namibia: Oshakati Politicians Halt Taxi Registration

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Namibia: Oshakati Politicians Halt Taxi Registration

[New Era] An attempt to crack down on illegal taxis in Oshakati was halted after the town council decided to cancel registration of taxis in accordance with the Local Authorities Act and the Road Traffic and Transportation Act, a day after its announcement.

Source: allAfrica.com

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