Eleven inmates were released from the Oluno Correctional Facility last week following the Community Advisory Council’s (CAC) decision to assist first-time offenders with sentences ranging from three to six months or alternatively fines not exceeding N$1 000 by paying the fines on their behalf.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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