Motorists who have not settled their traffic fines with the City Police are encouraged to pay their dues while they have time.
The City Police's Head of Operation, Deputy Chief Eliaser Iiyambo, revealed that there are about 40 000 warrants of arrest for traffic fines in the |Khomas Region.
The City Police's Head of Operations is calling on members of the public to ensure that their cars are road-worthy before embarking on a long-distance journey for the festive season.
Deputy Chief Eliaser Iyambo made the call during a road safety day held at the City Police Headquarters in Windhoek.
Hunger and a lack of parental care are said to have driven many children in Windhoek's Okahandja Informal Settlement to the streets.
But the end results aren't pleasing.
The National Spokesperson of the Namibian Police, Deputy Commissioner Kauna Shikwambi, has informed the media that the official report by the police, in which five men were allegedly shot and killed by the Namibian Police Force and members of the Windhoek City Police, might be released today.
The City Police confiscated 32 iPhones from a local cellphone repair shop in Okuryangava, Windhoek, this morning.
The discovery happened after Sydney Tjipuka, who was robbed of his cellphone, reported the incident to the police.
The public is warned not to buy or sell suspected stolen goods.
This comes after the Windhoek City Police arrested a syndicate that is buying stolen gadgets destined for a neighboring country known to the police.
Four people were arrested in connection with housebreaking during a joint operation between NAMPOL and the City Police today.
The suspects were found busy breaking into a house in Khomasdal's Dater Street.
More than 60 taxis were curbed off the road for operating illegally in a span of a week.
This was enabled by a new application that is fast and effective in identifying registered and non-registered taxis.
Overtaking in blind spots, driving under the influence of alcohol, and speeding are some of the major issues contributing to road accidents in the Erongo Region.
The Namibia Breweries Limited launched its "Responsible Drinking" campaign, advocating for responsible drinking and addressing excessive use of alcohol.
