The trial of two Zimbabwean citizens, accused of murdering the biological daughter of the husband, is scheduled to start in January next year, Windhoek High Court Judge Claudia Claasen, who will preside over the trial, announced yesterday.
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Fishrot bribery accused awaits bail judgement
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Welwitschias beat Burkina Faso to reach semi-finals…set to face Zim
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Opinion – On Soros’ hostilities towards China
George Soros never forgets Africa. He established 12 offices in Africa. He plotted his “usual business” under the pretext of the promotion of democracy and government accountability.