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Windhoek Express: “Traffic congestion along the B1 Western Bypass:”What a big joke. . . Speed bumps on a highway, what will be next? – Nicolaas KoenDoes this make sense in a road traffic setup? What do the experts say? – Dirk ConradieWho ever came up with this idea must be happy and I am sure they rarely use this road. – Fitty ShipenaA classic example of what the government is doing with our economy as well. – Eben de KlerkWhere is the link of the petition? – Darion CoetieLol, laughing from South Africa, where we have potholes, but at least our highways function as they should. Bridges and concrete bollards hinder illegal crossings. – Carla VorstmanWas Nekundi there to see the result of his Trumplike Executive Order. Dwizz. – Robbie ThompsonIsn't it going to make it easier for the robbers if you drive slowly through it at night and they attack you. Just asking. – Rina SherriffInstead of concentrating on other important things, they are now sitting and figuring out this twak. My goodness. This is really stupid. – Roleen OppermanPut a toll gate at the parliament’s entrance, it will be more effective than the “speedbumps”. Build a bridge, then they walk along the bridge over the main road. It is what it is. Education begins at home. – Willie Riana KrugellWho got the tender to do this? – Jakes de JagerA minister will now be fired. – Ndeyako NiigamboIs it not against the law to walk on a highway? Why are we installing equipment to help facilitate people to break the law? What in the upside down is this. – Janelle BothaRemove the speed bumps. – Hia van der MerweI hope everyone sees the incompetence that is our government and for once vote correctly in the next election….. oh wait…. with corruption at the poles the same party will always win, giving us the pleasure to deal with their brilliant ideas. – Erika GlückThey turn off water at schools and hunt down the rubbish. Better spend the money. Why not hear from the public what their opinion is. – Cece Robinson-Brendell* Beste lesers, keuring vir die publikasie van WhatsApp, briewe en alle ander lesersbydraes berus by Republikein. Klagtes oor die diens van private besighede word eers aan die onderneming vir reaksie voorgelê. Die menings van ons lesers en rubriekskrywers verteenwoordig nie noodwendig die standpunt van Republikein nie. Republikein is ’n lid van die Redakteursforum van Namibië (EFN) en onderskryf die etiese kode vir die Namibiese media soos toegepas deur die media-ombudsman.

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