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Oldest Namibia Correctional Service inmate is 77
184 Angolan inmates held in Namibia
Two corruption suspects granted N$50,000 bail in ||Kharas case
ǁKharas Region fraud suspect denied bail
Joseph Shikongo urges cadets to uphold professionalism and discipline
Gobabis Police Station overcrowded as 233 inmates await trial
Windhoek inmates sue over study restrictions
Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah vows justice for Justine Shiweda
Namibian soldier jailed 5 years in Zambia for selling elephant tusks
Lucia Iipumbu vows crackdown on illegal activities in holding cells
Eileen Rakow, Philanda Christiaan set 27 March ruling in NAMCOR bail appeal
Additional witness to testify in the Cloete brothers bail application hearing
Six accused challenge NamCor bail ruling in High Court
Colleagues struggle to cope after Ondangwa prosecutor’s death
Namibia hosts GWPO secretariat after signing agreement
Ondangwa Prosecutor Justine Shiweda killed over bail opposition
Justice Minister attends Commonwealth meeting
Rehoboth drug accused granted N$10,000 bail

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PONHOFI SECONDARY SCHOOL CELEBRATES 50 YEARS
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