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Police warn against crime hotspots in Windhoek

City under crime siege
It seems nowhere in Windhoek is safe any more after City Police flagged a massive 50 danger zones in the capital city.
Augetto Graig
Crime in the capital is reaching new heights.This according to the City Police, who this week released a list of 50 danger zones in Windhoek.The list indicates where, when and for
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-28

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