Anna The Journalist

14/03/2026

This is truly heartbreaking, especially coming from a mother who is also a pensioner. No one deserves to be deprived of shelter and food that is like killing someone while they are still alive.

Thumbs up to the people who found her and shared the situation on social media, and also to the quick response from the Namibian Police Force. Hopefully she receives the care, protection, and dignity she deserves. 💔

11/03/2026

02/03/2026

02/03/2026

Celebrating my 3rd year on Facebook. Thank you for your continuing support. I could never have made it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

29/01/2026

This inmate needs to be sentenced

Stabbing Incident Leaves Five Injured at Rundu Police Cells

Five inmates were injured following violent clashes inside the holding cells at Rundu Police Station in the Kavango East Region last week.

According to Regional Commander Andreas Haingura, the incident occurred on Thursday, 22 January 2026, at around 09h30.

An inmate identified as Karora Ndjamba, who reportedly has 16 pending criminal cases, allegedly attacked two fellow inmates inside the police cells.

It is alleged that Ndjamba stabbed the two inmates using a sharp broken piece of metal from the burglar door of the cell, resulting in injuries.

During the altercation, one of the inmates, reportedly overpowered Ndjamba, seized the same metal object and stabbed him behind his left shoulder.

All three inmates were subsequently transported to hospital for medical treatment.

After receiving medical attention, Ndjamba was the first to be returned to Rundu Police Station. Haingura said he insisted on being taken back to the holding cells.

When police officers opened the cell door to allow him entry, Ndjamba allegedly became involved in another violent confrontation.

During the second incident, Ndjamba reportedly attacked three other inmates using an Okapi knife, with assistance allegedly provided by another inmate. All three inmates sustained stab wounds during the altercation.

Haingura said one of the inmates sustained a serious injury, suffering a deep cut wound to his left arm. The injured inmates were again assisted and taken for further medical attention.

Ndjamba appeared in court on Monday on charges related to the stabbings and was remanded in custody. Due to the seriousness of the case, he was later transferred to Ndiyona Police Station.

Investigations into the circumstances surrounding the attacks are ongoing.

Report & Photo: Annakleta Haikera

25/01/2026

To God be the glory

02/01/2026

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Teacher Arrested for Culpable Homicide After Girlfriend Falls from Moving Vehicle

A 33-year-old Namibian man has been arrested on charges of culpable homicide, reckless and negligent driving, driving under the influence of alcohol, and driving without a valid driver’s licence following a fatal incident at Kakoro village in the Kavango West Region.

The incident occurred in the early hours of 2 January 2026, at about 04h00, when the suspect allegedly drove a red Toyota pick-up, in a reckless and negligent manner while under the influence of alcohol.

According to police report, the suspect was unlicensed at the time of the incident. It is further alleged that during the drive, a passenger fell out of the moving vehicle and died on the spot.

The deceased has been identified as Secilia David, a 32-year-old Namibian female, who was the girlfriend of the driver and a resident of Kakoro village.

The suspect, who is also the deceased’s boyfriend, was arrested shortly after the incident and was still under the influence of alcohol at the time of the report.

The next of kin have been informed. Police investigations are ongoing.

24/12/2025

Kavango West Region

24/12/2025

Holiday started but as we got to the village to celebrate 🥳 Christmas this is what we got..
When you spend most of your time in town and hardly visit home 🏡 🙂 😆 🤣 so me and my children started with a cleaning campaign.

16/12/2025

Happy 😊 new month

12/12/2025

This young ones are very dangerous

Two Rundu Inmates Escape from Magistrate’s Court, Police Launch Manhunt

Two trial-awaiting inmates Lukas Kambinda (18) and Domingo Kambinda (20), both from Kehemu location this afternoon escaped from the Rundu Magistrate’s Court on prompting a manhunt across the Kavango East Region.

According to Kavango East Police Crime Investigations Coordinator, Bonifatius Kanyetu, the incident occurred at around 15h00 when the two fled while being escorted back to the holding cells after their court appearance.

Kanyetu added that one of the suspects had appeared for his first court appearance on Kehemu CR 77/03/2025, a case of assault by threatening.

"As officers were handing keys to open the holding cell inside Court B, the inmate allegedly seized the chance to jump over the waiting-area wall. Both suspects then leapt over the court’s perimeter fence and fled on foot. Officers pursued them but were unsuccessful," he added.

Kanyetu confirmed the escape and noted that it is the second such incident in two days. “A similar incident happened on Monday, where another inmate managed to escape but was later rearrested,” he said.

Police investigations continue, and members of the public are urged to report any sightings of the two escapees to the nearest police station.

Report: Annakleta Haikera