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Monday, 11 May 2026
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Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund

Also known as: MVA Fund · Motor Vehicle Accident Fund · MVA

Motor Vehicle Accident Fund — reports road crash statistics and operates road safety initiatives including wellness campaigns and defensive driving training.

2022-09-212026-05-11

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  1. May 2026
  2. April 2026
  3. Hill says would like to see more safety campaigns held in conjunction with entities such as the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund, the Roads Authority, the Windhoek City Police, and the police in local media.

    The Namibian

    Biker awareness shifts gears in Windhoek
  4. The Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund says fatalities rose despite nationwide figures showing pedestrian-related crashes dropped to 265 from 277 between January and March, while injuries fell from 264 to 235.

    The Namibian

    Cars kill 47 pedestrians in three months
  5. March 2026
  6. February 2026
  7. January 2026
  8. OKAHAO – Mobile Telecommunications Limited (MTC) and the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund (MVA Fund) on Friday donated eight classrooms to Shaanika Nashilongo Secondary School in the Okahao constituency of the Omusati region.

    New Era

    MTC, MVA Fund donate classrooms to Okahao school
  9. October 2025
  10. The Ministry of Works and Transport should lead with legislation, supported by the Ministry of Health and Social Services, the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund, and the National Road Safety Council.

    The Namibian

    Every Driver Should Know First Aid

Tuesday 5 May

  1. Road crash claims eleven lives; dispute over victim identities

    A minibus operated by the Ministry of Health and Social Services crashed between Okahandja and Otjiwarongo on Friday, killing eleven people including two nurses and a driver. Sources dispute the ministry's claim that eight victims were patients, alleging they were hitchhikers picked up along the route, which has complicated identification efforts.

    5 May 2026 · Windhoek Observer

Thursday 30 April

  1. Eight killed in coastal road crash near Arandis-Swakopmund

    The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund reports that a crash on the Arandis-Swakopmund road on Wednesday killed eight people and left two critically injured. The fund extended condolences to affected families and urged motorists to exercise caution during the school holiday period.

    30 April 2026 · The Namibian

Wednesday 29 April

  1. Third annual biker awareness event held in Windhoek

    The third annual biker awareness gathering in Windhoek aimed to sensitise the public about motorcycle safety. Organisers highlighted that motorcyclists are vulnerable road users and urged all riders to undergo training at accredited riding schools due to increased traffic and more powerful bikes.

    29 April 2026 · The Namibian

Tuesday 14 April

  1. Pedestrian deaths rise despite fewer crashes in Namibia

    Pedestrian fatalities in Namibia increased to 47 in the first three months of 2026 from 41 in the same period last year, according to the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund, even as overall pedestrian-related crashes and injuries declined. Police and transport operators cite intoxication, inattention, and poor road conditions as contributing factors, with authorities calling for targeted safety measures in high-risk regions.

    14 April 2026 · The Namibian

Thursday 2 April

  1. Finance minister reappoints and expands MVA Fund board

    Finance minister Ericah Shafudha has re-appointed three existing board members to the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund and named four new appointees, effective 1 April for a three-year term. The board oversees support for road crash victims and their dependants.

    2 April 2026 · The Namibian

Thursday 26 March

  1. MVA Fund launches wellness campaign to prevent truck driver crashes

    The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund is intensifying efforts to reduce road crashes through its Truckers' Wellness Campaign, which provides onsite health screenings, road safety education and compliance awareness at key transport checkpoints. The initiative addresses health-related challenges such as hypertension and fatigue that affect truck driver alertness and decision-making, with screenings planned at Rundu (23–24 March) and Gobabis (26–27 March).

    26 March 2026 · The Namibian

Thursday 19 March

  1. MVA Fund promotes defensive driving to address pedestrian crashes

    The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund is pushing defensive driving training to reduce road accidents, citing data showing about 1,000 pedestrian-related incidents yearly and noting that 72% of crashes are caused by driver behaviour. The fund is launching a workplace road safety programme and calling for company partnerships and media support to combat rising road fatalities.

    19 March 2026 · Informanté

Saturday 21 February

  1. Namibia records 56 road deaths in first six weeks

    Namibia recorded 56 fatalities, 599 injuries, and 336 crashes from 1 January to 15 February, an 18% decline in deaths compared to the same period in 2025, though figures remain higher than 2024. The Motor Vehicle Accident Fund is intensifying road safety education for young and emerging drivers to influence long-term behaviour.

    21 February 2026 · The Namibian

Tuesday 27 January

  1. MTC and MVA Fund donate eight classrooms to Okahao school

    Mobile Telecommunications Limited and the Motor Vehicle Accident Fund donated eight classrooms valued at over N$2 million to Shaanika Nashilongo Secondary School in Okahao. The donation is part of the MTC Rural Schools Project, which has invested N$18 million and constructed 61 classrooms across Namibia's 14 regions.

    27 January 2026 · New Era

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