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Old Mutual Short-Term Insurance (OMSIC) Drives Road Safety Awareness with N$40 000 Sponsorship for Namibia Road Safety Forum (NRSF)
Old Mutual Short-Term Insurance (OMSIC) Drives Road Safety Awareness with N$40 000 Sponsorship for Namibia Road Safety Forum (NRSF)

OMSIC drives road safety awareness with N$40 000 sponsorship

Staff Reporter
Old Mutual Short-Term Insurance (OMSIC) recently announced the successful handover of a N$40 000 sponsorship to the Namibia Road Safety Forum (NRSF). This contribution is designed to bolster the forum's efforts in conducting activities and acquiring equipment aimed at promoting road safety awareness during the festive season.

The NRSF initiative seamlessly aligns with OMSIC's commitment to fostering safety, particularly during a period when an increase in road accidents often results in insurance claims. By championing road safety awareness, the sponsorship aims to reduce motor vehicle accidents on national roads during the festive season.

The official handover event took place last week, and was facilitated by Johannes Hesekiel, general manager for personal lines at Old Mutual. The event featured the presence of Horst Heimstadt, a representative of NRSF, and Deputy Commissioner Petrus Swartz, the head of the Namibian Police's traffic law enforcement department.

The sponsorship underscores OMSIC's dedication to making a positive impact on road safety in Namibia. Hesekiel expressed OMSIC's commitment, stating: "We are proud to support the forum in their crucial mission. Our sponsorship reflects our commitment to fostering safer roads during the festive season and beyond".

The handover event not only marked the initiation of this partnership, but also served as an opportunity to raise awareness about the importance of road safety. OMSIC extends its gratitude to the public for joining in supporting this cause and emphasised the collective responsibility in creating safer roads for all.

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Allgemeine Zeitung 2024-12-27

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