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GOVERNMENT GAZETTE OF THE REPUBLIC OF NAMIBIA

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WINDHOEK-15August 2014

No.5534

CONTENTS

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GENERALNOTICESGENERALNOTICES
No.286CommunicationsRegulatoryAuthority of Namibia:Noticein terms of theRegulationsRegarding theSubmissionsofInterconnectionAgreementsandTariffs2
No.287CommunicationsRegulatoryAuthorityofNamibia:Noticein termsof theRegulationsRegarding theLicensingProceduresforTelecommunications andBroadcastingServiceLicences andSpectrum UseLicences4
No.288CommunicationsRegulatoryAuthority of Namibia:Noticein terms of theRegulationsRegarding theSubmissionsofInterconnectionAgreementsandTariffs7
No.289CommunicationsRegulatoryAuthority of Namibia:Notice in terms of theRegulationsRegarding theSubmissionsofInterconnectionAgreementsandTariffs8
No.290CommunicationsRegulatoryAuthority of Namibia:Noticein terms of theRegulationsRegarding theSubmissionsofInterconnectionAgreements andTariffs11
No.291CommunicationsRegulatoryAuthority ofNamibia:Noticein terms of theRegulationsRegarding theLicensingProceduresforTelecommunicationsandBroadcastingServiceLicences andSpectrum UseLicences13
No.292CommunicationsRegulatoryAuthorityofNamibia:Noticeintermsofsection53(10)oftheCom- municationsAct,2009(ActNo.8of2009)and theRegulationsRegardingtheSubmissionofInterconnectionAgreementsandTariffs14

No. 286

COMMUNICATIONS REGULATORY AUTHORITY OF NAMIBIA

NOTICE IN TERMS OF THE REGULATIONS REGARDING THE SUBMISSIONS OF INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS AND TARIFFS

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1. High Speed Broadband Asymmetric:

Package5M10M15M25M50M75M100M120M150M200M
Downlink Speed5M10M15M25M50M75M100M120M150M200M
Uplink Speed2M5M7M10M15M25M35M40M50M70M
Monthly Charge (N$) (12-month)1,2851,9782,6293,8796,89910,14913,38915,84919,65926,249
Monthly Charge (N$) (24-month)1,1571,7802,3663,4916,2099,13412,05014,26417,69323,624
Monthly Charge (N$) (36-month)1,0921,6812,2353,2975,8648,62711,38113,47216,71022,312

Note: Installation charges of N$ 222 within minimum rental area and N$ 333 outside minimum rental area will be applied.

2. High Speed Broadband Symmetric

Package1M2M5M10M15M25M50M75M100M150M200M
Downlink1M2M5M10M15M25M50M75M100M150M200M
Uplink Speed1M2M5M10M15M25M50M75M100M150M200M
Monthly Charge (N$) (12-month)9991,1751,7092,5953,4795,2559,68914,24518,14927,01936,415
Monthly Charge (N$) (24-month)8991,0581,5382,3363,1314,7308,72012,82116,33424,31732,774
Monthly Charge (N$) (36-month)8499991,4532,2062,9574,4678,23612,10815,42722,96630,953

Note: Installation charges of N$ 222 within minimum rental area and N$ 333 outside minimum rental area will be applied.

Asymmetric: With the Asymmetric service, the data speed or amount of transmitted data differs in one direction compared with the other direction. The system uses most of the channel to transmit downstream to the user and only a small part to receive information from the user. Meaning, downlink and uplink speeds are for instance on a 1:2 or 1:3 ratio (Example 1024k downlink and 512k Uplink depending on how it is technically defined and provisioned).

Symmetric: With the symmetric service, the data speed or amount of transmitted data is the same in both directions. The system uses the channel to transmit downstream to the user at the same rate or amount of transmitted data as to receiving information from the user. Uplink and downlink speeds are on a ratio of 1:1 (Example 1024k downlink and 1024k uplink).

No. 287

COMMUNICATIONS REGULATORY AUTHORITY OF NAMIBIA

NOTICE IN TERMS OF THE REGULATIONS REGARDING THE LICENSING PROCEDURES FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND BROADCASTING SERVICE LICENCES AND SPECTRUM USE LICENCES

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REASONS FOR THE DECISION ARE AS FOLLOWS:

Khorixas Youth and Community Media Centre submitted applications for a community broadcasting service licence and spectrum use licence on 12 June 2013 for consideration by the Authority, in accordance with sections 85 and 101 of the Communications Act, 2009 (Act No. 8 of 2009) and the Regulations Regarding Licensing Procedures for Telecommunications and Broadcasting Service Licences and Spectrum Use Licences as published in Government Gazette No. 4785, General Notice No. 272 of 29 August 2011.

As per the constitution submitted, Khorixas Youth and Community Media Centre is a community project, founded in 2012 to provide community broadcasting services in Khorixas and surrounding areas and intends to broadcast under the K-FM brand name. An application for funding and training of local Namibians was submitted to the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) Windhoek office.

In terms of section 101(6) of the Communications Act, 2009 (Act No. 8 of 2009) a community broadcasting service licence application must be accompanied by a spectrum use licence application if the applicant intends to use spectrum in the provision of the intended broadcasting service. Khorixas Youth and Community Media Centre submitted an application for spectrum use for FM broadcasting frequency between 87 MHz and 108 MHz dated 13 June 2013 in the geographical area of Khorixas and a transmitter output power of 600 Watt. Khorixas Youth and Community Media Centre intends to construct their own broadcasting transmitter tower and provide their own signal distribution service as required by regulation 5(2) of the Regulations Regarding Licensing Procedures for Telecommunications and Broadcasting Service Licences and Spectrum Use Licences.

Khorixas Youth and Community Media Centre submitted a program schedule, constitution and certified copies of identity documents as required on the application forms for service and spectrum use on 23 August 2013. The program schedule stipulates that FM radio services will be broadcasted from 06h00 to 22h00 from Monday to Sunday. The spectrum use application form stated that the broadcasting transmitter tower will be located at House No. D1, Khorixas.

An applicant for a community service licence is required to submit financial resources available as required by Regulation 5 (2)(k) of the Regulations Regarding Licensing Procedures for Telecommunications and Broadcasting Service Licences and Spectrum Use Licences -

“include a statement of accounts setting out the financial resources available to the applicant in relation to the broadcasting service applied for;”

Khorixas Youth and Community Media Centre submitted the authorization letter to construct a broadcasting transmitter tower by Khorixas Town Council on 24 April 2014. UNESCO confirmed funding of the project as well as a detailed outline of implementation and training of staff and volunteers from the community directly to the Authority on 19 May 2014.

Following due process in terms of regulation 11 of the Regulations Regarding Licensing Procedures for Telecommunications and Broadcasting Service Licences and Spectrum Use Licences, the Authority published a notice in the Government Gazette 5374, Notice No. 520, dated 24 December 2013, allowing fourteen (14) days for public comments from the date of publication of the Notice in the Gazette. The comments period closed on the 6th of January 2014 and no comments were received and subsequently no reply comments were requested from Khorixas Youth and Community Media Centre. The last day for a decision is the 18th of July 2014.

The Kunene region is home to an estimated population of 68,735 as reflected in the Namibia 2011 Population and Housing Census Main Report (Namibian Statistics Agency, 2013). Khorixas is surrounded by approximately 50 villages and has limited access to information and broadcasting services.

No. 288

COMMUNICATIONS REGULATORY AUTHORITY OF NAMIBIA

NOTICE IN TERMS OF THE REGULATIONS REGARDING THE SUBMISSIONS OF INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS AND TARIFFS

The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia, in terms of regulation 8 of the “Regulations Regarding the Submission of Interconnection Agreements and Tariffs”, in Government Gazette No. 4714, Notice No. 126, dated 18 May 2011, and section 53 of the Communications Act, 2009 (Act No. 8 of 2009), herewith gives notice of the following tariffs for MWireless (Pty) Ltd t/a Africa Online, which will be in force, effective from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette:

SUBMISSION OF NEW NAWASAT PRODUCTS (VSAT) AND TARIFFS BY MWIRELESS (PTY) LTD t/a AFRICA ONLINE

Package NameDownload (Kbps)Upload (Kbps)CapSelling Price per month
Nawasat Business102425613GbN$ 2,499.00
Nawasat Business204851219GbN$ 3,099.00
Nawasat Business409651225GbN$ 4,099.00
Nawasat Business Enhanced614451260GbN$ 8,999.00
Nawasat Business Enhanced819251271GbN$ 10,599.00
Nawasat Business Enhanced6144102460GbN$ 9,499.00
Nawasat Business Enhanced8192102471GbN$ 10,999.00
VSAT hardware kitSelling (N$)
Nawasat Business11,000.00
Nawasat Business Enhanced 51212,200.00
Nawasat Business Enhanced 102423,000.00
LNB conversion kit3,200.00

REASONS FOR APPROVAL OF TARIFFS

MWireless (Pty) Ltd t/a Africa Online (hereinafter referred to as “Africa Online”), filed for the approval of tariffs for new NAWASAT (VSAT) Products on 12 May 2014 in terms of section 53(1) and (7) of the Communications Act, 2009 (Act No. 8 of 2009) (hereinafter referred to as “the Act”). The submission was made to obtain approval in terms of section 53(1) and (7).

The proposed tariffs were published as General Notice No. 128 in the Government Gazette No. 5479 dated 10 June 2014 for public comments in terms of section 53(10) of the Act and regulation 8 of the “Regulations Regarding the Submission of Interconnection Agreements and Tariffs” published in Government Gazette No. 4714 of 18 May 2011.

Comments were invited from the public, in terms of the Notice published in the Gazette, within a period of fourteen (14) days from the date of publication, which period lapsed on 24th June 2014. No public comments were received in respect of the tariffs, and as such, no reply comments were required from Africa Online.

Africa Online submitted the new tariffs in terms of section 53(1) and (7) of the Act, which stipulates that all rates and charges received in respect of any telecommunications services must be in accordance with a tariff filed and permitted to come into operation in accordance with the provisions of section 53 and it should be filed in the prescribed manner with the Authority for approval.

The tariff packages submitted are new packages to supplement the current NAWASAT packages approved by the Authority on 8 August 2013 and published in Government Gazette No. 5460 dated 8 August 2013.

No. 289

COMMUNICATIONS REGULATORY AUTHORITY OF NAMIBIA

NOTICE IN TERMS OF THE REGULATIONS REGARDING THE SUBMISSIONS OF INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS AND TARIFFS

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1. TN1 Maxi Plus Tariffs

Convergence LevelDescription
BillingUnlimited Free Calls in Closed User Group (1 Fixed + 1 Mobile Numbers)
BillingIncluded 500 Min, 5GB mobile data, 100 SMS and 2048k unlimited Fixed Broadband
PaymentPOS (TN teleshops & Nampost)
Balance EnquiryBalance Enquiry via SMS, Email, IVR
VAS1x Email Addresses, 1x FAX-to-Email, 1x Email to fax (on customer request)
VASFollow Me (After 5 Rings on Fixed Forward to Mobile) (Free)

Subscription Charges

Usage Charges

2. TN1 Maxi Tariffs

Convergence LevelDescription
InvoiceOne Invoice (Fixed and Mobile Data)
AccountsOne Account for Fixed and Mobile Data Services
Accounts2 Wallets (Fixed Data, Mobile Data)
BillingIncluded 2GB Data and 1024k unlimited Fixed Broadband
Billing24 Months Contracts
DevicesIncluded - 1x 3G Dongle, 1x 1024k Fixed Broadband
Payment/RechargePOS (TN teleshops, Retail Shops, NamPost)
Balance EnquiryBalance Enquiry via SMS, Email, IVR
VAS1x Email Addresses, 1x FAX-to-Email Addresses, 1x Email to fax (on customer request)

Subscription Charges

Usage Charges

*NRC (Non Recurring Charges)
*MRC (Monthly Recurring Charges)

REASONS FOR APPROVAL OF TARIFFS

Telecom Namibia Limited (hereinafter referred to as “Telecom Namibia”), filed for the approval of tariffs for MaxiPlus and Maxi Packages on 15 May 2014 in terms of section 53(1) and (7) of the Communications Act, 2009 (Act No. 8 of 2009) (hereinafter referred to as “the Act”). The submission was made to implement the new pricing as promotional pricing in terms of section 53(2) of the Act and obtain approval in terms of section 53(1) and (7).

The proposed tariffs were published as General Notice No. 128 in the Government Gazette No. 5479 dated 10 June 2014 for public comments in terms of section 53(10) of the Act and regulation 8 of the “Regulations Regarding the Submission of Interconnection Agreements and Tariffs” published in Government Gazette No. 4714 of 18 May 2011. The date of the request was 15 May 2014 and the promotion started on 16 May 2014. The promotion will thus end on 15 August 2014.

Comments were invited from the public, in terms of the Notice published in the Government Gazette, within a period of fourteen (14) days from the date of publication, which period lapsed on 24 June 2014. No public comments were received in respect of the tariffs, and as such no reply comments were required from Telecom Namibia.

Telecom Namibia submitted the new tariffs in terms of section 53(1) and (7) of the Act, which stipulates that all rates and charges received in respect of any telecommunications services must be in accordance with a tariff filed and permitted to come into operation in accordance with the provisions of section 53 and it should be filed in the prescribed manner with the Authority for approval.

No. 290

COMMUNICATIONS REGULATORY AUTHORITY OF NAMIBIA

NOTICE IN TERMS OF THE REGULATIONS REGARDING THE SUBMISSIONS OF INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS AND TARIFFS

The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia, in terms of regulation 8 of the “Regulations Regarding the Submission of Interconnection Agreements and Tariffs”, in Government Gazette No. 4714, Notice No. 126, dated 18 May 2011, and section 53 of the Communications Act, 2009 (Act No. 8 of 2009), herewith gives notice of the following tariffs for Telecom Namibia Limited, which will be in force, effective from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette:

Package512k1024k2048k3072k4096k6144k8192k10240k
Downlink Speed512k1024k2048k3072k4096k6144k8192k10240k
Uplink Speed256k512k1024k1536k2048k2048k2048k2048k
Monthly Charge (N$) (12-month) - Standard3494996157151,1151,8693,8694,869
Monthly Charge (N$) (24-month) - Standard3294495796799351,6353,5794,535
Monthly Charge (N$) (36-month) - Standard2664195556558551,5053,4054,355

Note: Installation charges of N$ 222-00 within minimum rental area and N$ 333-00 outside minimum rental area will be applied.

Package1024k2048k4096k6144k8192k10240k
Downlink Speed1024k2048k4096k6144k8192k10240k
Uplink Speed512k1024k2048k2048k2048k2048k
Monthly Charge (N$) (12-month) - Standard1,6491,7452,1593,1754,7395,465
Monthly Charge (N$) (24-month) - Standard1,3491,4791,9993,0294,6795,309
Monthly Charge (N$) (36-month) - Standard1,2691,3991,9052,7054,4255,205

Note: Installation charges of N$ 222-00 within minimum rental area and N$ 333-00 outside minimum rental area.

The following principles will apply to Fixed Broadband Data only (Speedlink) Packages:

  1. Pricing are the same for home and business customers;
  2. Operators will be offered 15% discount on retail pricing;
  3. CPE is excluded and will be charged for separately (customers will have the option to rent or purchase the CPE of their choice).

General

In the event of incorrect billing, customers are entitled to register dispute over the affected portion of the account by reporting through the Customer Care Centre’s toll free number 1100 or the nearest Teleshop.

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  1. All pertinent information as required by section 53(9) was submitted to the Authority such as the terms and conditions, which includes rights and remedies available to customers in the event of disputes.
  2. The tariffs contained the costing information as required by section 53(18) of the Act.

The tariffs proposed are significantly lower than the previously approved tariffs for Speedlink with reductions between 39% and 71%. This reduction will be good for both household and business customers alike since data tariffs in Namibia are still high. At the same time this reduction will make these services more affordable and accessible to more customers.

The Speedlink Professional Tariffs only differ from the Speedlink Data only (Home and Business) in the sense that to qualify for these tariffs you require a static Internet Protocol (IP) address. This means higher speeds due to dedicated lines and will be mostly utilized by businesses.

The tariffs will benefit customers since it is a reduction from previous tariffs. The tariffs are reasonable, are not deemed discriminatory or impairing competition.

In light of the above and in terms of section 53 of the Act, the Board approved the Speedlink Data only tariffs as submitted by Telecom Namibia.

L.N. JACOBS
CHAIRPERSON OF THE BOARD
COMMUNICATIONS REGULATORY AUTHORITY

No. 291

COMMUNICATIONS REGULATORY AUTHORITY OF NAMIBIA

NOTICE IN TERMS OF THE REGULATIONS REGARDING LICENSING PROCEDURES FOR TELECOMMUNICATIONS AND BROADCASTING SERVICE LICENCES AND SPECTRUM USE LICENCES

The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia, in terms of Section 38 of the Communications Act, 2009 (Act No. 8 of 2009) read together with regulation 4 and 11 of the “Regulations Regarding Licensing Procedures for Telecommunications and Broadcasting Service Licences and Spectrum Use Licences”, published in Government Gazette No. 4785, Notice No. 272, dated 29 August 2011, (as amended) herewith gives notice that the applicant referred to in the table below, submitted the following applications to the Authority:

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No. 292

COMMUNICATIONS REGULATORY AUTHORITY OF NAMIBIA

NOTICE IN TERMS OF SECTION 53(10) OF THE COMMUNICATIONS ACT, 2009 (ACT NO. 8 OF 2009) AND THE REGULATIONS REGARDING THE SUBMISSION OF INTERCONNECTION AGREEMENTS AND TARIFFS

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The Communications Regulatory Authority of Namibia, in terms of section 53(10) of the Communications Act and regulation 8(1) of the “Regulations Regarding the Submission of Interconnection Agreements and Tariffs”, as published in Government Gazette No. 4714, Notice No. 126, dated 18 May 2011, herewith gives notice that Telecom Namibia Limited has filed a tariff with the Authority as set out in Schedule 1.

Any person may examine copies of the tariffs submitted at the head offices of the Authority during normal business hours and copies may be made on payment of a fee determined by the Authority. Copies are also available at www.cran.na, and may be downloaded free of charge.

The public may submit in writing to the Authority written comments within fourteen (14) days from the date of publication of this notice in the Gazette.

Telecom Namibia Limited may submit, in writing to the Authority, a response to any written comments within fourteen (14) days from the lapsing of the time to submit written submissions.

All written submissions and reply comments must be made either physically or electronically –

(1) by hand to the head offices of the Authority, namely Communications House, 56 Robert Mugabe Avenue, Windhoek; (2) by post to the head offices of the Authority, namely Private Bag 13309, Windhoek 9000; (3) by electronic mail to the following address: legal@cran.na; and (4) by facsimile to the following facsimile number: +264 61 222790. (5) by fax to e-mail to: 0886550852

L.N. JACOBS
CHAIRPERSON OF THE BOARD
COMMUNICATIONS REGULATORY AUTHORITY

SCHEDULE 1

ANNEXURE A

Link Speed0-10 km11-50 km51-200 km201-300 km301-500 km501-1000 km>1000 km
64k422.06580.401,595.482,209.222,985.573,590.884,109.71

ANNEXURE B

National Express Route Pricing

From - ToProtectionE1 MRC (In N$)2xE1 MRC (In N$)3xE1 MRC (In N$)4xE1 MRC (In N$)DS3 MRC (In N$)STM1 MRC (In N$)2 x STM1 MRC (In N$)STM4 MRC (In N$)2 x STM4 MRC (In N$)STM16 MRC (In N$)2 x STM16 MRC (In N$)STM64 MRC (In N$)
Windhoek - SwakopmundUnprotected19,665.4633,431.2849,163.6563,912.75137,658.22163,116.44260,986.30375,167.81600,268.50862,885.971,380,617.551,812,060.53
Windhoek - SwakopmundProtected23,302.3539,613.9958,255.8775,732.63163,116.44214,032.88342,452.61492,275.62787,641.001,132,233.941,811,574.302,377,691.27
Windhoek - Katima MuliloUnprotected23,797.1840,455.2159,492.9577,340.84166,580.27220,960.54353,536.87508,209.25813,134.801,168,881.281,870,210.052,454,650.69
Windhoek - Katima MuliloProtected31,565.7953,661.8578,914.48102,588.82220,960.54329,721.09527,553.74758,358.501,213,373.611,744,224.562,790,759.293,662,871.57
Windhoek - Zambian BorderUnprotected24,070.7740,920.3160,176.9278,230.00168,495.38224,790.77359,665.23517,018.76827,230.021,189,143.161,902,629.052,497,200.63
Windhoek - Zambian BorderProtected31,839.3854,126.9479,598.45103,477.98222,875.66333,551.31533,682.10767,168.021,227,468.831,764,486.442,823,178.303,705,421.52
Windhoek - NgomaUnprotected24,366.2141,422.5560,915.5179,190.17170,563.44228,926.87366,282.99526,531.80842,450.891,211,023.151,937,637.042,543,148.61
Windhoek - NgomaProtected32,430.2555,131.4381,075.63105,398.32227,011.76341,823.52546,917.63786,194.101,257,910.551,808,246.422,893,194.273,797,317.48
Windhoek - GobabisUnprotected17,180.6029,207.0142,951.4955,836.94120,264.18128,328.36205,325.37295,155.22472,248.36678,857.021,086,171.231,425,599.73
Windhoek - GobabisProtected18,332.6231,165.4645,831.5659,581.02128,328.36144,456.72231,130.75332,250.45531,600.72764,176.031,222,681.651,604,769.67
Windhoek - BuiteposUnprotected20,163.6534,278.2150,409.1365,531.87141,145.57170,091.14272,145.82391,209.61625,935.38899,782.111,439,651.381,889,542.43
Windhoek - BuiteposProtected24,025.1540,842.7560,062.8778,081.73168,176.02224,152.05358,643.28515,549.71824,879.541,185,764.341,897,222.952,490,105.12
Windhoek - AriamsvleiUnprotected23,319.0439,642.3858,297.6175,786.89163,233.31214,266.62342,826.60492,813.23788,501.171,133,470.441,813,552.702,380,287.91
Windhoek - AriamsvleiProtected30,335.9351,571.0875,839.8398,591.77212,351.51312,503.02500,004.84718,756.951,150,011.121,653,140.992,645,025.593,471,596.08
Swakopmund - Katima MuliloProtected35,335.6460,070.5988,339.10114,480.83247,349.47382,498.95611,998.32879,747.581,407,596.132,023,419.433,237,471.094,249,180.81
Swakopmund - Zambian BorderUnprotected25,955.6944,124.6864,889.2384,356.00181,689.85251,179.70401,887.52577,713.30924,341.281,328,740.602,125,984.962,790,355.25
Swakopmund - Zambian BorderProtected35,609.2360,535.6989,023.07115,729.99249,264.59386,329.17618,126.67888,557.091,421,691.352,043,681.313,269,890.104,291,730.76
Swakopmund - NgomaUnprotected26,251.1344,626.9265,627.8285,316.17183,757.90255,315.80408,505.28587,226.34939,562.151,350,620.592,160,992.942,836,303.23
Swakopmund - NgomaProtected36,200.1061,540.1790,500.25117,650.32253,400.69394,601.38631,362.21907,583.171,452,133.072,087,441.293,339,906.074,383,626.72
Swakopmund - BuiteposUnprotected22,048.5837,482.5855,121.4471,657.87154,340.03196,480.07314,368.11451,904.15723,046.641,039,379.551,663,007.282,182,697.05
Swakopmund - BuiteposProtected27,794.9947,251.4969,487.4890,333.73194,564.95276,929.91443,087.85636,938.791,019,102.061,464,959.222,343,934.753,076,414.36
Swakopmund - AriamsvleiUnprotected26,801.5045,562.5467,003.7487,104.86187,610.47263,020.95420,833.52604,948.18967,917.091,391,380.822,226,209.312,921,899.72
Swakopmund - AriamsvleiProtected37,300.8363,411.4293,252.08121,227.71261,105.84410,011.68656,018.68943,026.851,508,842.972,168,961.763,470,338.824,554,819.70
Swakopmund - VelloorsdriftUnprotected26,801.5045,562.5467,003.7487,104.86187,610.47263,020.95420,833.52604,948.18967,917.091,391,380.822,226,209.312,921,899.72
Swakopmund - VelloorsdriftProtected37,300.8363,411.4293,252.08121,227.71261,105.84410,011.68656,018.68943,026.851,508,842.972,168,961.763,470,338.824,554,819.70
Swakopmund - OranjemundUnprotected26,387.8944,859.4165,969.7185,760.63184,715.20257,230.40411,568.65591,629.93946,607.891,360,748.832,177,198.142,857,572.55
Swakopmund - OranjemundProtected36,473.6162,005.1491,184.03118,539.24255,315.29398,430.58637,488.93916,390.341,466,224.552,107,697.793,372,316.464,426,165.36
Swakopmund - OshikangoUnprotected22,591.1838,405.0156,477.9573,421.34158,138.27204,076.54326,522.46469,376.04751,001.661,079,564.891,727,303.822,267,086.26
Swakopmund - OshikangoProtected28,880.2049,096.3572,200.5193,860.66202,161.43292,122.85467,396.56671,882.561,075,012.101,545,329.892,472,527.833,245,192.77
Swakopmund - OshakatiUnprotected22,485.3638,225.1156,213.4073,077.41157,397.51202,595.01324,152.02465,968.53745,549.651,071,727.621,714,764.192,251,654.26
Swakopmund - OshakatiProtected28,942.1449,201.6572,355.3694,061.97202,595.01292,990.03468,784.04673,877.061,078,203.301,549,917.242,479,867.593,264,226.93
Velloorsdrift - SwakopmundProtected36,029.3861,249.9590,073.45117,095.48252,205.66392,211.32627,538.10902,086.021,443,337.642,074,797.863,319,676.574,357,075.50
Velloorsdrift - OshikangoUnprotected28,868.5949,076.6072,171.4793,822.91202,080.11291,960.22467,136.35671,508.501,074,413.611,544,469.562,471,151.293,243,386.07
Velloorsdrift - OshikangoProtected41,161.4369,974.43102,903.57133,774.64288,130.00464,059.99742,495.991,067,337.981,707,740.772,454,877.363,927,803.775,155,242.45
Oranjemund - Katima MuliloUnprotected29,522.4850,188.2273,806.2095,948.07206,657.37301,114.74481,783.59692,563.911,108,102.251,592,896.992,548,635.183,345,083.68
Oranjemund - Katima MuliloProtected42,742.8072,662.77106,857.01138,914.11299,199.63486,199.26777,918.821,118,258.301,789,213.292,571,994.104,115,190.565,401,187.61
Zambian Border - OranjemundUnprotected29,796.0750,653.3274,490.1796,837.22208,572.48304,944.97487,911.95701,373.421,122,197.481,613,158.872,581,054.193,387,633.63
Zambian Border - OranjemundProtected43,016.3973,212.78107,540.98139,803.27301,114.74490,029.49784,047.181,127,067.821,803,308.512,592,255.984,147,609.575,443,737.56
Oranjemund - NgomaUnprotected30,091.5151,155.5675,228.7697,797.39210,640.54309,081.07494,529.71710,886.461,137,418.341,635,038.862,616,062.183,433,581.61
Oranjemund - NgomaProtected43,607.2674,132.35109,018.16141,723.61305,250.85498,301.69797,282.711,146,093.901,833,750.232,636,015.964,217,625.545,535,633.52
Oranjemund - BuiteposUnprotected25,888.9544,011.2264,722.3884,139.10181,222.67250,245.33400,392.54575,564.27762,072.051,095,478.571,752,765.712,300,504.99
Oranjemund - BuiteposProtected35,202.1659,843.6788,005.40114,407.02246,415.11380,630.22609,008.36875,449.511,400,719.222,013,533.883,221,654.214,228,421.16
Oranjemund - OshikangoUnprotected28,454.9848,373.4671,137.4492,478.67199,184.84286,169.67457,871.48658,190.251,053,104.401,513,837.572,422,140.113,179,058.90
Oranjemund - OshikangoProtected40,334.2168,568.15100,835.52131,086.17282,339.45452,478.90723,966.241,040,701.471,665,122.352,393,613.383,829,781.415,026,588.11
Buitepos - OshikangoUnprotected22,806.0638,770.3057,015.1474,119.68159,642.40207,084.80331,335.67476,295.03685,720.551,095,478.571,752,765.712,300,504.99
Buitepos - OshikangoProtected29,309.9549,826.9273,274.8995,257.35205,169.68298,139.37477,022.99685,720.551,097,152.871,577,157.252,523,451.613,312,030.24
Katima Mulilo - OshikangoUnprotected24,316.5941,338.1960,791.4679,028.90170,216.10228,232.19365,171.51524,934.04839,894.461,207,348.291,931,757.272,535,431.41
Katima Mulilo - OshikangoProtected31,965.1154,340.6979,912.77103,886.60223,755.76335,311.52536,498.44771,216.501,233,946.411,773,797.962,838,076.743,724,975.72