17 Aug 2022 | 12:41 PM UTC
Namibia: Railway employees strike nationwide Aug. 17
TransNamib railway employees begin a nationwide strike Aug. 17. Disruptions to freight and passenger services are likely.
Event
Employees of the TransNamib railway company affiliated with the Namibia Transport and Allied Workers Union (NATAU) have embarked on a nationwide strike Aug. 17 over a salary dispute. The duration of the action is unclear. TransNamib is a state-owned railway company providing rail freight and passenger services.
The work stoppage will likely cause disruptions such as delays to freight and passenger services nationwide. Related protests are also possible nationwide. Likely gathering locations include TransNamib offices and major stations.
Advice
Reconfirm TransNamib passenger and freight rail transport schedules over the coming days. Arrange alternative transport options if necessary. Avoid all protests.
