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TransNamib faces N$850k unpaid work claims

Sostenus Wilherm TransNamib is facing claims of unpaid work after businessman Rodney Hanganda accused the state-owned railway company of failing to settle an invoice of N$ 851 000.02 for construction and fuel infrastructure work he says was completed under a contract with the company. Hanganda told the Windhoek Observer on Monday that TransNamib paid him […]

Windhoek ObserverBy Sostenus Wilherm15 Sept 2026, 06:06 am
TransNamib faces N$850k unpaid work claims

TransNamib is facing claims of unpaid work after businessman Rodney Hanganda accused the state-owned railway company of failing to settle an invoice of N$ 851 000.02 for construction and fuel infrastructure work he says was completed under a contract with the company.

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Originally published by Windhoek Observer on 15 Sept 2026, 06:06 am. View original article
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