WINDHOEK – A man who was arrested on suspicion that he robs and prey on lone women in Windhoek’s Goreangab informal settlement has been released on bail in the Katutura Magistrate’s Court.
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2020-01-072024-06-18Crime and Courts
Angolans caught with N$2.2 million denied bail
WINDHOEK – An attempt to be released on bail by three Angolan nationals who were caught with more than N$2.2 million in cash at the Hosea Kutako International Airport (HKIA) failed after the court denied their request.
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2020-01-072024-06-18Crime and Courts
Warrant of arrest issued for visiting Austrian businessman
SWAKOPMUND - Namibian authorities have issued a warrant of arrest for an Austrian businessman for failing to settle a debt of N$400 000.
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2020-01-072024-06-18Crime and Courts
Suspects nabbed for possession of illegal animal skins
NKURENKURU - Two Namibian male suspects were on Friday apprehended by the police in Kavango West for being in possession of controlled wildlife products.
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2019-12-172024-06-18Crime and Courts
Suspect escapes from lawful custody
Suspect escapes from lawful custody
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2019-12-172024-06-18Crime and Courts
Grandfather faces rape charge
Grandfather faces rape charge
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2019-12-162024-06-18Crime and Courts
Law Society probes lawyers over Fishrot
Law Society probes lawyers over Fishrot
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2019-12-132024-06-18Crime and Courts
Khomas, Oshikoto have highest number of reported rape cases
WINDHOEK – The Khomas and Oshikoto regions have the highest number of reported rape cases, police chief Sebastian Ndeitunga said during the observation of International Human Rights Day earlier this week.
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2019-12-132024-06-18Crime and Courts
Yemeni murder accused gets bail
WINDHOEK - The Yemeni national accused of shooting and killing a Malian in Windhoek during 2016 was granted N$50 000 bail yesterday.
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2019-12-132024-06-18Crime and Courts
Supreme Court issues warning to insurance companies
WINDHOEK - Three judges of the Namibian Supreme Court issued a stern warning to insurance companies that are defying the provision of the Namibia National Reinsurance Act, which compels them to reinsure a portion of their business with NamibRe that their opinion about the unconstitutionality of the Act does not make them immune to the enforcement mechanisms it provides, unless a court makes such a finding through due process of law in an appeal judgment.