MVA FUND DONATES CCTV CAMERAS TO CITY OF WINDHOEK
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The Motor Vehicle Accidents (MVA) Fund handed over three CCTV cameras worth N$141,000 to the City of Windhoek this morning.
The Motor Vehicle Accidents (MVA) Fund handed over three CCTV cameras worth N$141,000 to the City of Windhoek this morning.
Japan has demonstrated its commitment to supporting education and security in Namibia with a recent donation made to the University of Namibia.
The Government of Japan donated equipment, valued at approximately N$1 million, to the University of Namibia.
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The security team included police reservists handling protection at the state facility.
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