SARPCCO CHAIRPERSON RICHARD LUHANGA ON OFFICIAL VISIT TO NAMIBIA
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The Chairperson of the Southern African Regional Police Chiefs Cooperation Organization, Richard Luhanga is in Namibia on an official visit.
The Chairperson of the Southern African Regional Police Chiefs Cooperation Organization, Richard Luhanga is in Namibia on an official visit.
The Police say online child abuse is rapidly increasing as more people move their daily lives onto digital platforms.
A workshop held by the Police is now equipping officers and stakeholders with the skills to detect, investigate, and prevent these crimes.
The Police have warned the public to refrain from accusing others of practising witchcraft, stating that such actions are liable to conviction.
The Community Policing Sub-Division in the |Khomas Region has since last March attended to eleven complaint cases related to witchcraft.
The man who climbed onto the roof of Kavango Gateway Mall in Rundu this morning eventually carried out his threat to jump from the building.
He survived the fall.
Earlier, the man had fled from Rundu Police Station after his arrest on Tuesday.
Alcohol was a contributing factor in a number of incidents reported in the ||Kharas Region over the Easter holiday.
The body of a man, suspected to have died by suicide, has been discovered along the Swakopmund coastline.
A passerby walking along the beach south of the Swakopmund jetty discovered the body early this morning after it washed ashore around 9:00.
The grandmother of a murdered five-year-old boy says she felt trapped in a violent relationship that she could not escape from.
Maria Pienaar is now left grieving the brutal loss of her grandson at the hands of the very man who allegedly controlled and abused her for months.
Omusati Police Regional Commander, Commissioner Ismael Basson, says 11 people in the region have been arrested for drunk driving since the Easter long weekend began yesterday.
The Omusati Region has seen an influx of visitors, prompting police to set up sporadic roadblocks across the region.
The Otjozondjupa Police have confirmed, following forensic tests, that three of the five people who died in a car accident last month were indeed the Tsaraxa-Aibes Primary School teachers.
Their deaths have left the school and the wider community in mourning.
When motorists are involved in a vehicle accident, the law requires them to stop, assess injuries and assist injured persons where they are able to do so.
Legal experts explain certain immediate steps to be taken during the discussion on The Wheels of Justice with Daniel Nadunya.