The Namibian Police Force will deploy 20 officers to identified road accident hotspots and 30 vehicles nationwide as part of its preparations for the 2026/2027 festive season road safety campaign.

The police have called on members of the public to voluntarily surrender illegal and unwanted firearms and ammunition without fear of arrest or prosecution.

This is in line with an amnesty period for the month of September, launched on Wednesday in the capital.

Road safety requires coordinated and collective efforts from all stakeholders.

Only through collective responsibility, cooperation and commitment can traffic crashes be reduced and create safer roads for all.

The Acting Police Inspector General of the Namibian Police Force, Major General Anne-Marie Nainda, is pleased with the collaboration and dedication shown by stakeholders at the Trans Kalahari One Stop Border Post.

President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah has urged newly graduated police cadets to reject corruption, bribery and abuse of public office as they begin their careers.

The Namibian Police Force hosted a farewell dinner for the Deputy Inspector General for Administration, Major General Anne-Marie Nainda, who is vying for the position of INTERPOL President.

Namibian Police Deputy Inspector General for Administration, Major General Anne-Marie Nainda, has described Commissioner Johanna Ngondo's appointment as the new |Khomas Regional Commander as a milestone. 

The recently promoted Deputy Commissioners in the police have been encouraged to utilise a leadership course as a means to instigate positive transformations in the police force.

The Deputy Commissioners are currently participating in a five-day leadership course at Swakopmund.

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.