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Police must pay Katutura man N$50 000 for assault

Unlawful arrest also in the mix
The victim was attacked during the controversial Operation Kalahari Desert, which wreaked havoc during the enforcement of Covid-19 regulations.
Kristien Kruger
  • 8 Hours Ago - 2025-01-17 00:00:00
A Katutura resident will receive N$50,000 from the state following a court order after members of the Namibian police and army unlawfully arrested and assaulted him during the Covi
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-17

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