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Government Gazette Republic of Namibia GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF THE REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA N$39.00 WINDHOEK - 24 July 2017 No. 6364 CONTENTS Page Road Carrier Permits ........................................................... 1 _______________ ROAD CARRIER PERMITS The under-mentioned applications for Public Road Carrier Permits indicate (1) reference number and the area within which the proposed road transport will be undertaken, (2) name of applicant and nature of application, (3) number and type of vehicles, (4) nature of proposed road transportation and (5) points between and routes over or area within which the proposed road transportation is to be effected are published in terms of section 14(1) of the Road Transportation Act, 1977 (Act No. 74 of 1977), Representations which interested parties wish to make in respect of the applications must comply with the provisions of regulation 4(1) of the Road Transportation Regulations, 1977 and must be in quadruplicate in respect of each application and must be delivered by hand or sent by registered post to the Secretary, Road Transportation Board, Private Bag 13178, Windhoek to reach that office not later than 21 days after the date of publication of this Government Gazette. Address to which representations must be submitted: M. Cloete, Private Bag 12030, Ausspannplatz, Windhoek, Namibia. Full particulars in respect of each application are open to inspection at the ROADS AUTHORITY, NaTIS House, Faraday Street, Windhoek. ________________ 2 Government Gazette 24 July 2017 6364 App. 143503 (2) CARS AND GUIDES FOR HIRE App. 143661 (2) I GOWASEB 73070900216 (3) PO CC. CC20060968 (3) BOX 2413, SWAKOPMUND BOX 40621, AUSSPANNPLATZ, WINDHOEK (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Tourists (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi (6A) 1 X Bus (single deck) (7A) 65 passengers: Passengers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 Tourists as well as their personal effects - From passengers: Taxi passengers and their belongings Swakopmund and/or Hosea Kutako International within Windhoek municipal - From Khomasdal taxi Airport to places situated within the Republic of rank T305 to town and return. Namibia and return. App. 143665 (2) D PAULUS 61012900177 (3) App. 143631 (2) S GERHARDA 87062300683 (3) BOX 61467, KATUTURA, WINDHOEK (4) New PO BOX 2328, RUNDU, KAVANGO EAST (4) Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - From Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - From taxi rank taxi rank 81 Okuryangava to town within Ndama, Kaisosi to town within Rundu Municipal Windhoek Municipal Area. Areas and back to the location. App. 143684 (2) RUBICON SECURITY App. 143635 (2) E MWAETAKO 76041200395 SERVICES CC. CC961107 (3) BOX 1322, (3) BOX 4027, WALVIS BAY (4) New Permanent TSUMEB (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X Sedan Employees (6A) 2 X Bus (single deck) (7A) 23 (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi passengers passengers: Employees/Personnel in the employ and their personal luggage - Within Walvis Bay of the holder as well as their personal effects - Municipal Area to Swakopmund Municipal Area Between Walvis Bay and Swakopmund Tsumeb, and return. Windhoek, Oholongo Mine, Weatherly Mine, Dundee precious mine on a Daily basis and return App. 143636 (2) E MWAETAKO 76041200395 via the same routes. (3) BOX 4027, WALVIS BAY (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 2 X Sedan App. 143687 (2) S S NGHIPANGELWA 8506- (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi passengers 0211126 (3) PO BOX 95103, SOWETO, and their personal luggage - Within Walvis Bay KATUTURA (4) New Permanent Authorisation Municipal Area to Swakopmund Municipal Area (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 2 X Sedan (closed and return. top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - From Katutura taxi rank No. 61 App. 143646 (2) CHILIANGA TRANSFER AND to Shoprite. TOURS CC. CC201514110 (3) PO BOX 61358, KATUTURA, WINDHOEK (4) New Permanent App. 143691 (2) A KANYANGA 77060600622 Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X (3) PO BOX 2775, RUNDU (4) New Permanent Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Tourists and Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X Sedan their belongings - From Hosea Kutako International (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi passengers and Airport to places within Namibia and return. their personal luggage - From Kehemu location to town within Rundu Municipal Areas. App. 143647 (2) E THUDINYANE 88033100753 (3) BOX 5809, AUSSPANNPLATZ, IWNDHOEK App. 143692 (2) A KANYANGA 77060600622 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi (3) PO BOX 2775, RUNDU (4) New Permanent Passengers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X Sedan passengers: Taxi passengers and their luggage (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi passengers and - From Khomasdal taxi rank T306 to Northern their personal luggage - From Kehemu location to Industry within Windhoek Municipal Area. town within Rundu Municipal Areas and return the same route. App. 143652 (2) ZANELE MBEKI KINDER- GARTEN CC CC20030442 (3) PO BOX 61311, App. 143693 (2) E S MAVUNA 81113010053 (3) WINDHOEK, NAMIBIA (4) New Permanent PO BOX 560, OTJIWARONGO, NAMIBIA (4) Authorisation (5A) Organised passengers (6A) 1 New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers X Bus (single deck) (7A) 26 passengers: School (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: children and School staff of Zanele Mbeki Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - Within Kindergarten within Windhoek Municipal Area the Municipal Areas in Otjiwarongo. - From places within Windhoek to the school in Grysblock and return. App. 143696 (2) E SHAANIKA 67082801130 (3) PO BOX 64152, OKURYANGAVA, WINDHOEK App. 143658 (2) D D GOWASEB 80040300080 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi (3) PO BOX 40621, AUSSPANNPLATZ, Passengers (6A) 1 X Combi / Microbus / Minibus WINDHOEK (4) New Permanent Authorisation (7A) 16 passengers: Taxi passengers and their (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed personal luggage - From Okuryangava/Ombili top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi passengers and their 4 way Taxi shop to Within Windhoek Municipal luggage within Windhoek Municipal Area - From Areas. Khomasdal taxi rank T320 to town and return. App. 143697 (2) PAULUS S 86090600447 (3) PO BOX 351, OUTAPI, NAMIBIA (4) New 6364 Government Gazette 24 July 2017 3 Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers their personal luggage - Within Tsumeb Municipal (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Area Taxi passengers and their personal luggage: From Ruacana to Outapi and return the same route. App. 143710 (2) E MATIAS 86083100167 (3) BOX 24842, WINDHOEK (4) New Permanent App. 143698 (2) P TJAUIRA 74050310058 (3) Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X Sedan PO BOX 1443, OUTJO (4) New Permanent (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi passengers Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X and their personal luggage - From taxi rank to town Combi / Microbus / Minibus (7A) 16 passengers: within Windhoek Municipal Area. Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - From Outjo to Opuwo and return the same route. App. 143713 (2) L P SHIVOLO 91061100472 (3) PO BOX 4381, WINDHOEK (4) New Permanent App. 143700 (2) K FRANS 81061010643 (3) Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X PO BOX 1331, WINDHOEK (4) New Permanent Combi / Microbus / Minibus (7A) 14 passengers: Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 2 X Sedan Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - From (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi passengers and Havana 4 way stop Katutura to UNAM main camps their personal luggage - From Okuryangava 79 Taxi and return the same route. rank and Okuryangava 80 to town within Windhoek Municipal Areas. App. 143717 (2) L SHIPENA 80042710235 (3) BOX 203, ONGHA (4) New Permanent App. 143701 (2) S SHITOKO 89122900276 (3) Authorisation (5A) Passengers (6A) 1 X Bus BOX 4366, WALVIS BAY, NAMIBIA (4) New (single deck) (7A) 23 passengers: Taxi passengers Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers and their personal luggage - From Windhoek to (6A) 1 X Station wagon (7A) 7 passengers: Taxi Eenhana via Oshikango and back the same route. passenges and their personal luggage - From Walvis Bay to Swakopmund and return the same route. App. 143719 (2) F N IIYAMBO 84092310501 (3) BOX 50567, BACHBRECHT, 0000 (4) New App. 143702 (2) F H ANGHUWO 89091900431 Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (3) PO BOX 351, OUTAPI, NAMIBIA (4) New (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - From (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Otjomuise to town and return the same route. Taxi passenges and their personal luggage - From Outapi to Ruacana and return the same route. App. 143726 (2) F A IPINGE 76041910260 (3) BOX 7906, KATUTURA, WINDHOEK (4) New App. 143703 (2) M HANGULA 85052210237 (3) Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers BOX 65255, KATUTURA, WINDHOEK, 9000 (4) (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - From (6A) 1 X Station wagon (7A) 7 passengers: Taxi taxi rank 244 Goreangab Dam in Katutura to town passengers and their personal luggage - From Tax within Windhoek Municipal Area. stop 244 Goreangdam and taxi rank 118 Khomasdal to the nearest schools and shop to town. App. 143727 (2) S ANGULA 80122110307 (3) BOX 62957, WANAHEDA, WINDHOEK,
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