The Namibian Police will deploy 4,677 personnel to 121 constituencies across the country to maintain law and order during elections.
Provision was made for members of the security cluster to cast their votes on the 13th of November to fully dedicate time to their jobs.
Members of the Namibian Police, from various departments in all 14 regions, recently completed a disciplinary hearing workshop at Rundu.
The training is meant to enhance the level of integrity, fairness, and accountability in the Namibian Police Force.
Kaisames FM, in partnership with key stakeholders, is taking their Drive Time Programme out of the studio with a series of live Road Safety Pop-Up broadcasts at various roadblocks in the |Khomas Region.
President Nangolo Mbumba has reappointed Lieutenant General Joseph Shikongo as Inspector General of the Namibian Police for a period of three years.
The appointment is with effect from 1 October 2024 to 30 September 2027.
The Directorate of Immigration and Border Control for the Oshikoto, Ohangwena, and Omusati regions is meeting in the Ohangwena Region to assess and identify possible additional entry points for gazetting.
The Namibian Police in the Otjozondjupa Region hosted a five-day training exercise for the Okakarara Constituency Crime Prevention Association (OCCPA).
This is in line with efforts to involve communities in the fight against crime, especially stock theft, which is rampant in the region.
The Namibian Police have established a Cold Case Investigation Team to look into some of the unsolved murders, including those of children, that shocked the nation over the years.
This was shared with nbc News by the police spokesperson, Deputy Commissioner Kauna Shikwambi.
A range of promotions have been announced by the Namibian Police.
Police Inspector General Joseph Shikongo made the announcement in Windhoek on Wednesday, elevating several senior officers to higher ranks and assigning them to key positions.
Burglars caused extensive damage to the Keetmanshoop !Homs-Ai SME Park when they smashed the premises' glass doors to gain entry to offices and SME stalls.
The break-in occurred over the weekend.
Two male suspects are in custody, and their truck was seized by the Namibian Police at Kongola after contraband was found in their possession during a routine search at the checkpoint.
The suspects, aged 27 and 37, respectively, are said to be employed by a local trucking company.
