Ministry of Works and Transport Maritime Services Division Advisory prohibiting the Unregulated use of Passenger Vessels (Party Boats) Operating in the Waters of Trinidad and Tobago | Ministry of Works and Infrastructure Trinidad & Tobago

40K views · 497 reactions | Ministry of Works and Transport Trinidad & Tobago | Matelot Village | Facebook

On Wednesday 20th February, 2019, the Ministry of Works and Transport...

12K views · 39 reactions | MINISTRY OF WORKS: IT’S NOT A SINKHOLE Work continues on Prince Charles Drive after heavy flooding and a huge hole forced the temporary closure of the busy road on Sunday. Despite reports, an official from the Ministry of Works insisted it wasn't a sinkhole. | Our News Bahamas | Facebook

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6.1K views · 302 reactions | “God works through covenant, one of the ways God establishes a covenant with you is when you build a temple for Him. Your house can never be empty when you help build God’s house “ | Breaking Yoke Ministry International | Facebook

WATCH: The Ministry of Works and Transport has announced that the pothole reported on the Nghalulu–Kambali–Omangha gravel road has been fixed. Minister Veikko Nekundi thanked citizens for their vigilance in helping to keep Namibia’s roads safe. Video: Ministry of Works and Transport #NMHbreakers | Namibian Sun

Transport ministry to regulate driving schools By: Selma Taapopi The Ministry of Works and Transport plans to introduce formal regulations for driving schools, as none currently exist in Namibia. Minister Veikko Nekundi told News on One that the ministry is in the process of drafting regulations in collaboration with key stakeholders, including the police traffic departments, the National Road Safety Council and the MVA Fund amongst others. | OneAfrica

WATCH: In a move to enhance road safety, Minister of Works and Transport, Veikko Nekundi, this afternoon officially launched the Animal Visibility Pilot Project at Embumba village in the Oshikuku Constituency. The initiative aims to reduce vehicle-animal collisions, which accounted for over 5,500 incidents between 2020 and 2025. The project involves fitting free-roaming livestock with reflective ear tags and collars to improve visibility during high-risk periods like dawn and dusk. To ensure the