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China splashes N$1 billion on local police houses

China will fund the Namibian Police’s housing project with N$1 billion.

The country will also ensure that a technical team conducts a feasibility study.

This was announced by the Namibian Presidency in a statement on Sunday.

President Nangolo Mbumba travelled to China last week to meet with Chinese president Xi Jinping and to attend the Forum on China-Africa Cooperation in Beijing.

Press secretary Alfredo Hengari said the grant of about N$1 billion is meant to aid the government’s police housing efforts.

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