Omaheke region: Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Immigration Safety and Security, Edward Wambo, on Wednesday paid a visit to the Trans-Kalahari border post and Mamuno One-Stop border post in the Omaheke Region. Wambo's visit forms part of the ministry's efforts to strengthen border security, improve service delivery, enhance inter-agency cooperation, and support frontline personnel.

According to Namibia Press Agency, the visit gave the deputy minister and his delegation the opportunity to assess operations at one of Namibia's busiest border crossings and gain first-hand insight into the functioning of the country's border management systems. During the visit, the delegation toured the one-stop border post facilities on both the Namibian and Botswana sides, where they engaged with officials and staff members responsible for facilitating the movement of people and goods across the border.

At the Trans-Kalahari border post, the deputy minister held discussions with staff on operational matters, service delivery, and challenges affecting their daily work. Wambo also inspected staff accommodation facilities to evaluate living conditions and identify areas requiring improvement.

The delegation concluded with a tour to Buitepos Police Station, where the deputy minister got a briefing on operational activities, visited the facility, and interacted with police officers and support staff. The delegation amongst others included Gobabis constituency councillor Liberius Kalili, deputy chairperson of Charleshill District Bikie Libereki, Namibian Police Force (Nampol) Regional Commander for Omaheke Heinrich Tjiveze, senior immigration officials, senior Nampol officials, senior representatives from the Road Fund Administration, the Namibia Revenue Agency and Ministry of Health and Social Services, and the Namibia Agronomic Board.