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1 week ago - 17 March 2021 | Crime ELLANIE SMIT WINDHOEKThe police confiscated 110 pangolin scales when they arrested two men at Outapi on 7 March.The two Namibians, Nikodemus Kotekeni... 1 week ago - 15 March 2021 | Crime TUYEIMO HAIDULAONAMBIBAOlivia Mulongeni is eight months pregnant. She survived an attack from her abusive boyfriend with her four-year-old daughter. Mulongeni now pleads for help to... 1 week ago - 12 March 2021 | Crime KENYA KAMBOWERUNDUA traffic officer at Rundu had to pick himself up from the ground after an angry motorist threw punches at him while his colleagues... 2 w...

JEMIMA BEUKES WINDHOEK TransNamib board member Oscar Kaveru is being investigated for allegedly demanding a kickback from the sale of company land in Windhoek's Northern Industrial Area. Works and transport minister John Mutorwa said he was aware of the allegation made against Kaveru, whom he had appointed to the TransNamib board in February 2019 alongside other directors. The demand for a kickback, which Kaveru allegedly called a 'facilitation fee', was made to FP Du Toit Transport's chief financial officer Loedolf Swanepoel, who had expressed interest in the land on behalf of his employer. ...

HERO: Johannes Kambonde, who pulled Pierre Blaauw from the burning wreck. FRANCOISE STEYNBERG AND ELLANIE SMIT WINDHOEK “I am not a hero, because nobody survived the accident,” says Johannes Kambonde, who pulled pilot Pierre Blaauw (40) from a burning gyrocopter wreck on Thursday. “I am so sorry that nobody survived. They could have survived,” Kambonde (45) told Republikein. “Nobody helped me to rescue them. They just took photos and videos.” Kambonde, who works for Hertz car rentals, came across the crash scene on his way home from Hosea Kutako International Airport on Thursday ...

WINDHOEK “I am not a hero, because nobody survived the accident,” says Johannes Kambonde, who pulled pilot Pierre Blaauw (40) from a burning gyrocopter wreck on Thursday. “I am so sorry that nobody survived. They could have survived,” Kambonde (45) told Republikein. “Nobody helped me to rescue them. They just took photos and videos.” Kambonde, who works for Hertz car rentals, came across the crash scene on his way home from Hosea Kutako International Airport on Thursday afternoon. “I jumped out of the car when I saw the burning wreckage in the road and the pilot trying to escape...