Nored bleeds millions in cable theft
The Northern Regional Electricity Distributor (Nored) in Namibia is facing significant financial losses due to infrastructure vandalism and copper cable theft. CEO Sylvester Wayiti reports that the company spends N$4.5 million annually on repairs, excluding the broader economic impact of service interruptions.
Why it matters
Infrastructure theft poses a major threat to regional economic stability and the reliable delivery of essential public services in Namibia.
Northern Regional Electricity Distributor (Nored) is bleeding millions of dollars annually due to a relentless wave of infrastructure vandalism, copper cable theft and illegal connections.
The article reports on factual operational data and statements from a corporate official without political spin.
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