Magistrate Vicky Nikolaidis has postponed the case of seven individuals accused of murdering NUST student Matheus Sheehama at Walvis Bay, to next week.
The seven suspects made a second court appearance, and their case was postponed to the 22nd and 23rd of October for a formal bail application.
Namibia Broadcasting Corporation Director General Stanley Similo recently praised regional staff for their dedication and contributions to the media industry, both in Namibia and beyond.
The Director General of the Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (nbc), Stanley Similo, is spearheading efforts to strengthen cooperation between the broadcaster's headquarters and its regional offices, driving overall growth.
A plastic surgery campaign under the Namibian Medical Outreach Services is in progress at the Walvis Bay District hospital.
The initiative is aimed at enhancing access to health care and addressing specific medical needs within the community.
Swapo Party presidential candidate Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah is confident in the mobilisation activities at Walvis Bay, which partly resulted in the return of former member and councillor Knowledge Ipinge and others to the party.
The Swakopmund Against Alcohol and Drug Abuse (SAADA) project has been inaugurated to disrupt the growing cycle of substance abuse among residents.
Police in the Erongo Region have arrested 27-year-old Jessica Gaes as a sixth suspect in connection with the disappearance and death of Matheus Sheehama at Walvis Bay.
The Erongo Police will continue their special operations to arrest drug dealers, thieves, and other criminals terrorising Swakopmund residents.
Chief Inspector Iileni Shapumba says recent operations in this regard have yielded success.
Walvis Bay residents have handed over a third petition, demanding the removal of the Red Force Debt Management Company as a debt collector.
Rossing Uranium has sponsored the construction of a N$20 million police station at Swakopmund's DRC informal settlement.
Construction is set to begin this month.
