The Road Fund Administration (RFA) was established on the 1st April 2000 by the Road Fund Administration Act (Act 18 of 1999), with the primary aim of managing the road user charging system, to secure and allocate sufficient funding for a safe and efficient road sector in Namibia.
The RFA according to its enabling Act, the Road Fund Administration Act (Act 18 of 1999), under Section 18 (1)(b) and Government Notice…
Heavy vehicle owners/operators are obliged to pay their fair share towards the maintenance of Namibia’s road infrastructure, as the…
In terms of the Road Fund Administration (RFA) Act, (Act 18 of 1999), a fuel levy is a fee charged on every litre of petrol and diesel sold by any undertaking…
An indivisible (for practical purposes) object that, due to its dimensions and/or mass, cannot be transported on a vehicle or vehicles without…
Registrations and Annual License Fees are levied on every motor vehicle registered in Namibia, irrespective of the size of the vehicle and…
The Road Fund Administration (RFA) was established on the 1st April 2000 by the Road Fund Administration Act (Act 18 of 1999), with…
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It gives me great pleasure to deliver the keynote address at this special occasion ushering a new page in the history of the RFA, as we mark the official launch of the new RFA Brand.
Once again, it is my distinct pleasure to host several stakeholders from across the country, at yet another RFA Business Plan Consultation meeting.
Welcome to the 20th RFA Stakeholder Engagement Session, where we as the stakeholders in the road sector are once again afforded the opportunity to craft the RFA’s funding commitments to the road sector.
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