Destruction of Urban Infrastructure
Heavy trucks have a destructive impact on road surfaces, accelerating their wear and tear
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I've always found that you've got to start with the customer experience and work backwards to the technology. You can't start with the technology and then figure out where you're gonna try to sell it!
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Steve Jobs' statement was right in 1997, and is still valid in 2025
Together with the Baobab Mercy Fund, we took a close look at the city's road situation and were horrified by the results.
In these videos, made by local media, you can see and be convinced of the level of problems we have exposed:
The Walvis Bay Truck Port project is a long-awaited and the only feasible step in addressing the existing issues:
Relocating freight vehicles outside the city will reduce the strain on roads, extending their lifespan, and will significantly reduce the city's road repair costs and allow the local police to finally breathe a sigh of relief
Providing all necessary amenities will make stops more pleasant and productive, positively impacting drivers' work
Under the Baobab brand, the Baobab Mercy Fund is airing a series of socially oriented cartoons on national television. Additionally, a company affiliated with us is launching a goods and services aggregator project under the same brand. We are confident that this brand will be associated by the public with the positive image of its hero
The implementation of the project involves the introduction of a fundamentally new system for tracking and controlling truck access to the port, based on QR codes. This will provide a significant boost to the development of the logistics complex as a whole. The software development will also be handled by a company affiliated with us
Market research-recommended and confirmed diversification strategies, which are guaranteed to succeed, partly due to the marketing resources of our affiliated company, include:
Construction of an Intermediate Storage Terminal/Warehouse: This will alleviate pressure on port infrastructure and facilitate access to customs and brokerage services for SMEs (small and medium-sized entrepreneurs)
Construction of a Refrigerated/Freezer Facility: This will make it easier for mid - and small-scale wholesalers from Namibian cities to access local fish products and for local merchants to access meat products from the central and northern regions of the country
Construction of a Hotel: This makes it easier for logistics company managers to monitor the work of drivers on site
Over the past three months, our team has conducted an in-depth analysis of the situation by engaging directly with all stakeholders on the ground. As a result, significant progress has been made for the development of the project:
Thanks to feedback from drivers and multiple visits to informal parking areas, we have precisely identified the range of services that are in highest demand
Connections have been established with key market players, including logistics companies and port administration
A preliminary agreement has been reached to allocate a site for the creation of a 500-space parking complex on favorable terms
Local authorities are actively supporting the project, viewing it as a priority initiative to address the issue of informal parking
Walvis Bay Truck Port — is not just a business project, but a comprehensive solution that unites the interests of local authorities, logistics companies and truckers.
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How many things, too, are looked upon as quite impossible until they have actually been effected?
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