Lüderitz mayor calls for street naming initiatives

Infrastructure vandalism costly
The town's mayor underlined that unnamed streets hinder the response time of emergency services, potentially endangering lives and resulting in damage to properties.
Otis Daniels
Infrastructural vandalism costs the Lüderitz Town Council an estimated N$500 000 annually, with about N$25 000 spent each year on replacing vandalised street signs and name boards
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-15

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