The Police Inspector-General, Lieutenant General Joseph Shikongo, says the country is still experiencing a high crime rate.
The IG made these remarks at a belated 32nd Police Day anniversary in Windhoek.
Two brothers died instantly this morning following a freak accident in an earth dam at Eenhana in the Ohangwena Region.
High stock theft cases in the Omaheke Region's Aminuis Constituency are causing concern among farming communities.
Farmers say they are losing donkeys and small stock, and more than 50 animals were stolen during the past two months.
Motorists with outstanding warrants of arrest have until the end of January next year to settle their admission of guilt fines.
Speaking at a media briefing, NamPol's Inspector General, Lieutenant General Joseph Shikongo, said a total of 348,438 warrants of arrest are yet to be executed.
NamPol's Deputy Inspector General for Administration, Major General Anne-Marie Nainda, has sent out a strong warning to members of the public who deliberately spread rumors.
Major General Nainda was reacting to the murder of Karibib's six-year-old Adrian Oswyn last month.
Two white rhinos have been shot and their horns removed at farm Otjisauona, in the Windhoek district.
The Namibian police report that the incident took place between Friday and Monday.
The rhinos are valued at N$660 000.
A 45-year-old Jose Paulus Maseka died at the Katima Mulilo State Hospital after he was stabbed in the arm with a broken bottle at a local bar.
It is reported that the suspect and the deceased were drinking at a local Bar at Katima Mulilo when an argument broke out between the deceased and his girlfriend.
NamPol's Deputy Inspector General for Administration, Major General Anna-Marie Nainda, has been elected as a Delegate for Africa and a member of the InterPol Executive Committee.
She was elected at the 90th Interpol General Assembly in New Delhi, India.
Four men suspected of stealing antiretroviral drugs have made their first appearance in the Rundu Magistrate's Court.
The men were arrested after being in possession of the drugs in the Kehemu Informal Settlement, where they attempted to sell them to an undercover police officer.
The Khomas Regional Council donated items valued at close to N$ 80 000 to the Windhoek Correctional Facility.
The gesture was made during a visit by the Khomas Governor and the council to the facility to look at the challenges faced by the rehabilitation centre.
