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Government Gazette Republic of Namibia GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF THE REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA N$18.00 WINDHOEK - 31 May 2019 No. 6922 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 31 May 2019 6922 App. 173869 (2) JOHANNES ABRAHAM App. 173921 (2) E J M HAKKO 90012800325 78121211317 (3) PO BOX 5211, SWAKOPMUND (3) PRIVATE BAG 2033, ONDANGWA, 15002 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Pas- (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Pas- sengers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 7 pas- sengers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 pas- sengers: Taxi Passengers and their personal luggage sengers: Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - Within Swakopmund Municipal Area. - rank T306 Khomasdal to Town Within Windhoek Municipal Area. App. 173870 (2) B NAWASEB 81090250010 (3) BOX 1245, SWAKOMUND (4) New Permanent App. 173922 (2) I T KAKOLOLO 79080800325 Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X Se- (3) PO BOX 844, OHANGWENA, NAMIBIA, dan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi Passen- 32005 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi gers and their personal luggage - From Matutura Passengers (6A) 1 X Station wagon (7A) 7 passen- (Swakopmund) to Town and return via same route. gers: Taxi passengers with their personal luggage - From Onhuno to Eenhana and back same route. App. 173874 (2) S N MATALI 73092300386 (3) PO BOX 2214, RUNDU, NAMIBIA, 44001 (4) App. 173924 (2) E J M HAKKO 90012800325 New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passen- (3) PRIVATE BAG 2033, ONDANGWA, 15002 gers (6A) 5 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passen- (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Pas- gers: Taxi Passengers and their personal luggage sengers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 pas- - From Kaisosi location taxin rank to Military Base sengers: Taxi passengers and their personal luggage and return via the same route. - rank T306 Khomasdal to Town Within Windhoek Municipal Area. App. 173886 (2) W M MUTOTA 94090800021 (3) PO BOX 464 OTJIWARONGO, OTJIWARON- App. 173925 (2) I T KAKOLOLO 79080800325 GO, 12001 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) (3) PO BOX 844, OHANGWENA, NAMIBIA, Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 32005 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi passengers: Taxi Passengers and their personal lug- Passengers (6A) 1 X Station wagon (7A) 7 passen- gage - Within Otjiwarongo Municipal Area. gers: Taxi passengers with their personal luggage - From Onhuno to Eenhana back same route. App. 173888 (2) S N SHIHEPO 94020600066 (3) PO BOX 13598, EENHANA, NAMIBIA (4) New App. 173926 (2) N MUPAKELENI 86092700077 Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (3) PO BOX 1918, OSHAKATI, NAMIBIA, 15001 (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Pas- Taxi Passengers and their personal luggage - Within sengers (6A) 1 X Station wagon (7A) 7 passengers: Ongwediva Municipal Area. Taxi passengers with their personal luggage - From Onhuno to Eenhana and same same route. App. 173899 (2) W NDAWEDAPO 83061010785 (3) PO BOX 1401 ENHANA, EENHANA, 17001 App. 173927 (2) I T SHIKOLOLO 81060210398 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Pas- (3) PO BOX 13133, EENHANA, NAMIBIA, sengers (6A) 2 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 pas- 17001 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi sengers: Taxi Passengers and their personal luggage Passengers (6A) 1 X Station wagon (7A) 7 passen- - From Eenhana Jasen location to Town and around gers: Taxi passengers with their personal luggage town - From Onhuno to Eenhana and back same route. App. 173904 (2) R KAFITA 72010500490 (3) App. 173928 (2) A N L M HAKKO 98121500761 PO BOX 62097, KATUTURA, WINDHOEK, NA- (3) BOX 71117, KHOMSMASDAL, 10011 (4) MIBIA, 10028 (4) New Permanent Authorisation New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passen- (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X Bus (single deck) gers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passen- (7A) 28 passengers: Taxi Passengers and their per- gers: Taxi passengers and their personal luggage sonal luggage - From Windhoek Municipal Area to - rank T306 Khomasdal to Town Within Windhoek Eenhana and return via the same route. Municipal Area. App. 173906 (2) M T HANGULA 84120610578 App. 173929 (2) M N T HAKKO 87092600065 (3) PO BOX 15407, OKONGO, NAMIBIA, 17003 (3) PO BOX 5151, KHOMASDAL, WINDHOEK, (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Pas- 11001 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi sengers (6A) 2 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 pas- Passengers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 pas- sengers: Taxi Passengers and their personal luggage sengers: Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - From Okongo town police road to pass hospital to - From taxi rank T306 Khomasdal, within Wind- town centre and return via the same route. hoek Municipal Area. App. 173908 (2) A N NGHIMWENA 88090901158 App. 173930 (2) A N L M HAKKO 98121500761 (3) PO BOX 352, OHANGWENA, NAMIBIA (4) (3) BOX 71117, KHOMSMASDAL, 10011 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passen- New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passen- gers (6A) 2 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passen- gers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passen- gers: Taxi Passengers and their personal luggage gers: Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - From Oshikango to Engela hospital and return via - rank T306 Khomasdal to Town Within Windhoek the same route. Municipal Area. 6922 Government Gazette 31 May 2019 3 App. 173931 (2) M N T HAKKO 87092600065 App. 173951 (2) B STEFANUS 75090400598 (3) (3) PO BOX 5151, KHOMASDAL, WINDHOEK, PO BOX 500, OHANGWENA, NAMIBIA, 17005 11001 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Pas- Passengers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 pas- sengers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 pas- sengers: Taxi passengers and their personal luggage sengers: Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - From taxi rank T306 Khomasdal, within Wind- - Within Helao Nafidi Municipal Area. hoek Municipal Area. App. 173952 (2) G 0 HELMUTH 78051400267 App. 173932 (2) E J M HAKKO 90012800325 (3) (3) PO BOX 24720, WINDHOEK, 10005 (4) New PRIVATE BAG 2033, ONDANGWA, 15002 (4) Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passen- (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: gers (6A) 1 X Hatch back (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi Taxi Passengers and their personal luggage - Within Passengers and their personal luggage - Rank 7306 Windhoek Municipal Area. Khomasdal and within Windhoek Municipal Area. App. 173953 (2) D J APOLLUS 77101300154 (3) App. 173933 (2) H N N MULILO 85030510141 (3) PO BOX 8165, BACHBRECHT, WINDHOEK, BOX 7117, KHOMASDAL, 10011 (4) New Per- NAMIBIA, 10007 (4) New Permanent Authorisa- manent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) tion (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed 2 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi passengers and their passengers and their personal luggage - rank T306 personal luggage - Within Windhoek Municipal Khomasdal to Town Within Windhoek Municipal Area. Area. App. 173954 (2) G 0 HELMUTH 78051400267 App. 173934 (2) M N T HAKKO 87092600065 (3) PO BOX 24720, WINDHOEK, 10005 (4) New (3) PO BOX 5151, KHOMASDAL, WINDHOEK, Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers 11001 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi (6A) 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Passengers (6A) 1 X Hatch back (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi Passengers and their personal luggage - Within Taxi Passengers and their personal luggage - Rank Windhoek Municipal Area. T306 Khomasdal and within Windhoek Municipal Area. App. 173957 (2) R NAIRENGE 46012000154 (3) PO BOX 6005, NKURENKURU, NAMIBIA, App. 173935 (2) H N N MULILO 85030510141 (3) 18001 (4) New Permanent Authorisation (5A) Taxi BOX 7117, KHOMASDAL, 10011 (4) New Per- Passengers (6A) 1 X Station wagon (7A) 7 passen- manent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) gers: Taxi passengers and their personal luggage - 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi Within Rundu Municipal Area. passengers and their personal luggage - rank T306 Khomasdal to Town Within Windhoek Municipal App. 173963 (2) ONGAVA GAME RESERVE Area. SAFARIS (PTY) LTD 91358 (3) PRIVATE BAG 12041, KLEIN WINDHOEK, WINDHOEK, NA- App. 173938 (2) H N N MULILO 85030510141 (3) MIBIA, 10012 (4) New Permanent Authorisation BOX 7117, KHOMASDAL, 10011 (4) New Per- (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) 4 X Pick-up (7A) 11 manent Authorisation (5A) Taxi Passengers (6A) passengers: Taxi Passengers and their personal lug- 1 X Sedan (closed top) (7A) 5 passengers: Taxi gage - Game drives on private Game Reserve and passengers and their personal luggage - From rank Etosha National Park T306 Khomasdal to Town Within Windhoek Mu- nicipal Area. App. 173967 (2) E N HAMUPEMBE 72090500867 (3) PO BOX 8005 WINDHOEK, WINDHOEK, App.
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