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‘Don’t let them see the sun again’ …slain stock theft investigator Kazeurua’s widow tells judge
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‘Don’t let them see the sun again’ …slain stock theft investigator Kazeurua’s widow tells judge

Cornelia Kazeurua, the widow of renowned stock theft investigator Wilfred ‘Major’ Hiambepo Kazeurua, has pleaded with the judge to make sure the convicted murderers of her husband do not “…see the sun again…”. Kazeurua told Windhoek High Court Acting Judge Alred Siboleka yesterday that she and her family have suffered immensely since the death of...

Alleged fraudster fit to stand trial
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Alleged fraudster fit to stand trial

A woman accused of defrauding a private school in Windhoek of more than N$2.8 million is fit to stand trial. The trial of Maria Johanna Coetzee (52) was postponed to 18 August. A report compiled by a psychiatrist found that although she suffers from diminished capacity, she understands the court proceedings and is capable of...

Defence wants acquittal for ‘stepfather killer’
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Defence wants acquittal for ‘stepfather killer’

Keetmanshoop based defence lawyer Henry van Zyl is asking Windhoek High Court Acting Judge Philanda Christiaan to find his client, Kevin Mathew Cloete, not guilty and discharge him on a count of murder read with the provisions of the Combating of Domestic Violence Act. Cloete is accused of murdering his stepfather – the boyfriend of...

‘Scissors killer’ appears in High Court
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‘Scissors killer’ appears in High Court

Robert Marlo McNab (39), who allegedly murdered his estranged wife by stabbing her at least 27 times with a pair of scissors, made his first appearance before Deputy Judge President Shafimana Ueitele in the Windhoek High Court yesterday. McNab faces charges of housebreaking with intent to murder, and murder, read with the provisions of the...

Terrorism trial in High Court
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Terrorism trial in High Court

A Grootfontein resident, who is facing a terrorism charge amongst a host of other charges, made a second appearance in the Windhoek High Court yesterday.  Jona Hangula (34) was arrested on 21 June 2023.  He faces 19 charges, including one charge of arranging for the retention or control of funds belonging to persons involved in...

Lengthy postponement for3.5 billion fraud case
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Lengthy postponement for3.5 billion fraud case

Congested diaries and the unavailability of some of the accused resulted in the trial of several Chinese businesspeople and one Namibian being delayed until next year.  The accused, who allegedly defrauded the finance ministry of N$3.5 billion in revenue, were supposed to plead to the charges, but it was postponed to 19 November for a...

Hengari wants charges dropped
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Hengari wants charges dropped

Lawyers representing former agriculture minister Mac Albert Hengari (59) and his 30-year-old co-accused will apply today for the charges against their clients to be squashed.  Patrick Kauta is representing Hengari, while Kadhila Amoomo is for his co-accused. The co-accused cannot be identified to protect the purported victim, who is his relative.  The lawyers informed Magistrate...

Damases denies Conradie in corruption saga
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Damases denies Conradie in corruption saga

Sara Ngenohani Damases, who is accused together with prominent Windhoek lawyer Dirk Conradie of attempting to bribe advertising company DV8 Saatchi and Saatchi owners started her testimony in her defence yesterday. Conradie and Damaseb are accused of attempting to bribe Kim Fields and Mark Bongers with the lucrative MTC advertising contract, provided they took on...