-The Rundu Town Council says the transport sector is chaotic and needs to be regulated.

-The Ministry of Works and Transport says the price increases, as announced by some taxi and bus associations, are illegal and has not been sanctioned.

-The regulation dealing with vehicles loading only 50% of their total carrying capacity has had a negative impact on the public transport sector, after steep price hikes were introduced by operators, as a result of the measure.

-The Executive Director of the Ministry of Works and Transport, Jonas Sheelongo said the transport industry has engaged neighbouring countries, especially South Africa, where a lot of goods are imported from, to ensure that transportation of critical goods continues during the state of emergency.

-Lack of proper transport is hampering police efforts to combat increasing cases of stock theft and the smuggling of drugs in the Khorixas area.

-Namibia's transport sector is on the right track to help the country become a logistics hub in SADC.

-Works and Transport Minister John Mutorwa has warned TransNamib's board chairperson to refrain from the day-to-day operations of the company.

The Minister of Works and Transport, John Mutorwa has dismissed talks that the financial woes of the Roads Contractor Company (RCC) are a result of a shortage of board members.

A Windhoek resident has come to the aid of 18-year-old Michelle Sabisa who is suffering from dysfunctional kidneys.

Transport challenges are obstructing Hanganeni Artisanal Fishing Association (HAFA) in the Erongo region from increasing profits. Director Herman /Honeb says anglers at Henties Bay could generate about 40 000 dollars or more per day to sustain themselves.