Oshakati writes off debt of deceased residents

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2025-02-25

OSHAKATI, 25 February 2025 -Oshakati Town Council spokesperson Katarina Kamari. (Photo: Contributed) NAMPA

OSHAKATI, 25 FEB (NAMPA) – The Oshakati Town Council has taken a decision to write off all outstanding debt on residential municipal accounts registered in the names of deceased persons.
Oshakati Town Council spokesperson Katarina Kamari told Nampa on Tuesday that this is part of its ongoing commitment to alleviating the financial burden on residents of the town.
According to Kamari, the decision follows council’s observation that over 147 reside...

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