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NAMIBIAN CONSUMERS MARCH FOR RIGHT TO DEBT COUNSELLING

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Groups of consumers all across the country marched on the 26th of August (Heroes Day). The banks, politicians and the collections industry were put on notice.

Disappointed consumers took to the streets, protesting the sudden removal of a section of the draft consumer credit bill that features credit counselling.

In an effort to raise awareness of this last minute omission, and how it will negatively impact on consumers ability to handle debt with dignity and in a reasonable, affordable manner, various marches were arranged across the country.

The organisers say that efforts to have the section reincluded will continue until acted upon.

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