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CLEARLY VISIBLE: About 40 vehicles could be seen at the major crime prevention briefing at the Israel Patrick Iyambo Police College over the weekend in Windhoek. Photo Nikanor Nangolo

Shikongo questions police over visible yet ‘missing’ vehicles

2 Day Ago

IMPACT: Stock theft has significant implications on rural communities. Photo: FILE

Stock theft remains rampant

2 Week Ago

Short: Four arrested at Otjiwarongo for stock theft

4 Week Ago

CONCERN: Deputy Commissioner John Mwatongwe, Hardap head of the regional crime investigation division says the ongoing drug problem, particularly in Rehoboth, remains a significant concern.

PHOTO JEMIMA BEUKES, FOR ILLUSTRATIVE PURPOSES ONLY

Hardap Region records 50.2% drop in domestic violence cases in 2024

1 Month Ago

CONCERN: Police Deputy Commissioner John Mwatongwe says the ongoing drug problem, particularly in Rehoboth, remains a significant concern in the Hardap Region. PHOTO: JEMIMA BEUKES

Hardap Region records 50.2% drop in domestic violence cases in 2024

1 Month Ago

The Richards Bay Coal Terminal has reported a more than 8% increase in exports volumes in 2024

Richards Bay Coal Terminal exports 'turn the corner' in 2024

2 Month Ago

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Newborn found abandoned in Grootfontein riverbed

3 Month Ago

SAVED: A three- or four-day-old baby boy was found alone and crying in a riverbed in Grootfontein recently and is now in a stable condition. PHOTO: FILE

Newborn found abandoned in Grootfontein riverbed

3 Month Ago

REBOOT: Profit losses have sparked a plan to restore power and profitability at Nored. Photo: Contributed

Nored reveals extent of financial woes

5 Month Ago

CRISIS: The Inspector General of the Namibian police force Joseph Shikongo says that border police struggle to fulfill duties due to staff and equipment shortages. Photo contributed

Manpower, ageing fleet strain border protection

5 Month Ago

CRISIS: The Inspector General of the Namibian Police Joseph Shikongo says that border police struggle to fulfill duties due to staff and equipment shortages. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Manpower, ageing fleet strain border protection

5 Month Ago

HELPLESS: A critical shortage of police vehicles has left Ndiyona vulnerable to stock theft. Photo contributed

Police vehicle shortage threatens crime response

5 Month Ago

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