2021-07-26Roland Routh The man who bought the stolen cellphone of murdered businessman Daniele Ferrari was granted bail of N$5 000 on Friday by Windhoek magistrate Linus Samunzala. View more
2021-07-23Roland Routh The two Fishrot matters were yesterday remanded back to the criminal mentions roll of Windhoek High Court judge Christie Liebenberg on 19 August. View more
2021-07-23Steven Klukowski A 31-year-old Eswatini national and two Namibians, accused of dealing with cannabis, valued at N$242 000 are in court trying to get released on bail. View more
2021-07-23Roland Routh Several lawyers agreeCovid-19’s effect on Namibia’s judicial system is devastating as the delivery of fair and speedy trials continues to be hampered. For many, the wheels of justice have simply ground to a halt because of the pandemic. View more
2021-07-22Obrien Simasiku The Tsumeb municipality has been ordered to pay an outstanding amount of N$3.72 million to Enviro-Fill Namibia (EFN), a company that was contracted to provide waste management services to the local authority between 2009 and 2014. View more
2021-07-22Maria Amakali A man, who was on trial for attacking his girlfriend and her grandmother with a panga at Okashopashopa village in the Etayi constituency of Omusati region, was found guilty of her death and assault on the elderly woman. View more
2021-07-22Roland Routh A bail appeal by three men accused of smuggling rhino horns failed in the Oshakati High Court when acting Judge David Munsu dismissed their appeal against the refusal of bail, by the Opuwo magistrate’s court. View more
2021-07-22Roland Routh Oshakati High Court Judge Johanna Salionga has sentenced a man she convicted of murdering his drinking buddy and namesake to an effective 10 years imprisonment. View more
2021-07-22Maria Amakali Three men who were convicted of a vicious attack that resulted in the death of a 30-year-old man at Okeeke location in the Onyaluwili village in the Omusati region nearly four years ago, had their conviction and sentence overturned by the High Court. View more
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