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JUST IN: Oshana police commander, Commissioner Naftal Lungameni Sakaria, says the Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) project has produced positive results, adding that it has assisted in arresting several criminals who recently committed robberies. He also said the CCTV project helps address the issue of falsely reported crimes, as officers can now review the footage and verify incidents. He made the remarks today at the launch of the CCTV project in Oshakati. VIDEO: Kenya Kambowe #NMHbreakers | N

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The Namibia Correctional Service (NCS) in Windhoek today received N$1 million from the Namibia Training Namibia Qualifications Authority. Speaking at the event commissioner general Raphael Hamunyela said the partnership marks a major step in rehabilitating inmates, noting that 79% of offenders commit crimes due to low education and unemployment. He added that the service has received provisional accreditation for trades such as welding, joinery, horticulture, and clothing production to equip inm

JUST IN: The Windhoek High Court this morning sentenced serial rapist Gavin Gawanab (31) to an effective 57-year imprisonment for heinous crimes he committed against women and minor girls nearly seven years ago. Among his repugnant acts was when he raped his biological sister’s minor child. Another victim, then aged 9-years-old, was severely injured when Gawanab cut her vagina open and proceeded to rape her. Apart from rape, he was convicted on multiple other charges, including attempted rape (o

WATCH: This morning, Vice President Lucia Witbooi launched the Direct Cost of Disability for Families in Namibia report, compiled by UNICEF in partnership with the Office of the Vice President and the National Disability Council. She said the report highlights the economic impact of disability on families and will help shape inclusive policies and smarter investments. The launch took place at Dagbreek Resource School in Windhoek. Video: Eliot Ipinge #NMHbreakers | Namibian Sun