Motorists may pay more as RFA seeks billions for upgrades
Namibians should brace for steady increases in road user charges as demand for road infrastructure grows, the Road Fund Administration (RFA) has warned.Responding to questions on i...
FORKING OUT: RFA CEO Ali Ipinge says road users may face higher charges as demand for road infrastructure grows. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED
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Motorists may pay more as RFA seeks billions for upgrades
Elizabeth Kheibes
2 Day Ago - 2026-07-20 00:05:00
Namibians should brace for steady increases in road user charges as demand for road infrastructure grows, the Road Fund Administration (RFA) has warned.
Responding to questions on its ambitious national corridor upgrade programme, RFA chief executive Ali Ipinge said road users should expect higher charges phased in over time, although the immediate focus remains on improving compliance and efficiency in existing revenue collection systems.
