The Namibia Police say it seized more than one million kilograms of cannabis and arrested 222 suspects during nationwide drug operations conducted last month. According to police figures, a total of 1.1 million kilograms of cannabis was confiscated during the month. Other drugs seized include 19 131 mandrax tablets (full and quarter doses), 28 grams...
Author: Isai Sipunga (Isai Sipunga)
Oshana rocked by rape cases … ex-boyfriend fingered
OSHAKATI – The New Year has been marred by multiple criminal cases being reported, as police revealed several cases of sexual assault against children over the holiday period. Among the victims are two 13-year-old girls and a 10-year-old, a stark reminder of the ongoing threat of child abuse in communities. The Oshana police are investigating...
Police urge road safety compliance to curb accidents
The Namibian Police Force has renewed its call for strict adherence to road traffic laws as the festive season draws to a close and daily traffic volumes begin to increase across the country. In a public notice issued this week, the Namibian Police urged drivers, motorcyclists and pedestrians to take personal responsibility for road safety,...
2026 starts on a suicide note …seven take own lives so far
The New Year festive period was overshadowed by a worrying rise in suicide-related deaths, with police recording at least seven cases across different parts of the country between 31 December 2025 and 4 January 2026. According to the Namibian Police’s weekend crime and incident report, the deaths were reported in regions including Oshikoto, Khomas and...
iShowSpeed’s visit hangs in balance
Popular internet streamer Darren Jason Watkins better known as iShowSpeed yesterday confirmed that Namibia remains a part of his 28-day African tour. This is amid challenges related to aviation permits. The 20-year-old content creator was anticipated to visit the country as part of his widely followed 28-day African tour anounced last year. However, the Namibia...
Police, MVA Fund warn of festive road carnage
As Namibians prepare for the festive season, messages of goodwill from law enforcement and road safety authorities have been coupled with a sobering warning: preventable negligence continues to cost lives on the country’s roads. Inspector-General of the Namibian Police Force (NAMPOL), Lieutenant General Joseph Shikongo, and Motor Vehicle Accident (MVA) Fund chief executive Rosalia Martins-Hausiku...
Experts warn over trauma from constant bad news
Health professionals have warned that the recent constant stream of negative news and occurances may be harmful and traumatising to the public. A surge in tragic car accidents, rising cases of gender-based violence and shack fires involving children amongst others has become daily news – something experts warn mightaffect the psyche of the general population....
Rising flavours with Tasty Delights
In a culinary scene where franchises often dominate, one young Namibian is proving that passion, patience, and a pinch of courage can still create something truly flavourful. Thirty-five-year-old Elizabeth Ongaleni Ihuema, born in Tsumeb and now based in Windhoek, is the heart behind Tasty Delights. This growing food venture has quickly become a favourite among...
Reggae icon Hanana to get his flowers
Namibian reggae pioneer Steven Hanana will be honoured by members of the Omuthiya community and a few staff from the Ministry of Information, Communications and Technology (MICT) Oshikoto region ahead of his 56th birthday on 12 December. Hanana, a veteran of the liberation struggle and one of the country’s most influential reggae artists, has left...
Grill & Grape session fuses food, music and culture in Windhoek
Namibian creative and producer Joel Shafishuna Erkki, better known as Shafa The GOAT, is set to bring together food, music and social energy in a new lifestyle experience, “the Grill & Grape Session”. The event aims to create a relaxed Sunday space that celebrates connection, culture and creativity through taste and sound. Described by Erkki...









