Dordabis community wants full-time postal service

NAMPA

2024-10-14

DORDABIS - Residents pictured outside the Nampost service point in Dordabis. (Photo by: Maysa Sangeve) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 14 OCT (NAMPA) – Members of the Dordabis community have expressed dissatisfaction with the limited services offered by NamPost, which operates only once a week.
In an interview with Nampa recently, community spokesperson, Claudine Vries, said residents of the settlement, situated 87 kilometres from Windhoek, as well as residents of Stinkwater; Blaucharam; Hasteseman and Ottobeb, have to wait for Tuesdays to access postal services.
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