Windhoek:Rand Merchant Bank (RMB) Namibia has made a contribution of N$75,000 to support the Ministry of Works and Transport's NaTIS on Wheels initiative. This initiative aims to enhance access to essential services in remote and underserved communities across the country.

According to NAMPA, the bank announced in a media statement that the donation is intended to assist in bringing key NaTIS services closer to communities that face difficulties in reaching conventional service centers due to distance and inadequate infrastructure.

RMB Namibia's Chief Executive Officer, Daniel Motinga, highlighted the importance of the initiative in improving access to government services and promoting inclusive service delivery. He emphasized the bank's belief in sustainable development through practical solutions that enhance community access, create opportunities, and improve quality of life.

Motinga also stressed the significance of partnerships between government and the private sector in driving national development, stating that such collaborations should focus on shared goals and commitments to yield positive outcomes for society.

The bank noted that the NaTIS on Wheels initiative is expected to alleviate congestion at major service centers, improve operational efficiency, and enhance customer experience. The contribution is part of RMB Namibia's ongoing commitment to support Namibia's development priorities, including road infrastructure financing and efforts to bolster economic growth and service delivery.