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<\/p>\nNamibia Post Limited (NamPost) has added additional payout dates for child cash grant beneficiaries.<\/p>\n
In-branch payouts will be available on Friday, 9 January and Saturday, 10 January at all NamPost post offices nationwide.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis initiative aims to provide timely financial assistance to families, enabling them to address their children\u2019s needs as the 2026 school year approaches,\u201d NamPost spokesperson Gladwin Groenewaldt said in a statement yesterday.<\/p>\n
Child cash grants will also be available from 15 to 17 January, as previously announced by NamPost.<\/p>\n
In addition, NamPost began mobile payment operations this week.<\/p>\n
\u201cTo minimise unnecessary travel, it is important to note that mobile payment teams commenced operations on the 6 January, and distribution of payments at paypoints will continue as announced on radio,\u201d Groenewaldt said.<\/p>\n
Old age and disability grants will be available from NamPost from 12 to 14 January, and basic income cash grants will be available from 19 to 20 January.<\/p>\n
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