Ten people died during the Easter weekend, matching last year's death toll.
The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund recorded 49 crashes resulting in 115 injuries and 10 fatalities across the country.
The man accused of killing a five-year-old boy over the Easter long weekend, Erick !Kharugub (34), has allegedly confessed to investigating officers, detailing in gruesome detail how he killed his minor victim.
Traffic flow at the Okapuka Roadblock, north of Windhoek, is heavy as motorists return from various destinations after the recently concluded Easter long weekend.
A visible police presence has been deployed to monitor traffic flow and ensure compliance with road safety regulations.
The Ruacana Waterfalls in the Omusati Region remain a popular holiday destination, experiencing a surge of visitors during the Easter long weekend.
Omusati Police Regional Commander, Commissioner Ismael Basson, says 11 people in the region have been arrested for drunk driving since the Easter long weekend began yesterday.
The Omusati Region has seen an influx of visitors, prompting police to set up sporadic roadblocks across the region.
As the Easter weekend begins, travellers are making their way from the city to the southern parts of the country.
While some are travelling to reunite with their families, others are heading out to enjoy the long weekend festivities.
The Okapuka Roadblock experienced heavy traffic flow as people travelled to various destinations for the Easter weekend.
A visible police presence has been deployed to monitor traffic flow and ensure compliance with road safety regulations.
The Otjozondjupa Police Spokesperson and Community Liaison Officer, Senior Inspector Maureen Mbeha, has urged travellers to obey road traffic rules during the Easter weekend as traffic volumes increase on major routes.
Police in ||Kharas Region will be out in full force to ensure the safety of residents and visitors during the Easter Weekend.
Acting police regional commander, Deputy Commissioner Gottfried Kauhanda, said this during an address with police members.
The minister of Works and Transport , has cautioned all Namibians to take responsibility for road safety during the Easter weekend.
Veikko Nekundi emphasised that he wishes for zero vehicle crashes during the Easter holiday.
