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Police interrogate 12 persons of interest in Okahandja murders
3-year-old rape victim among weekend crime statistics
NamRA uncovers N$666,000 Tax Refund scam
Police officer reported missing in Walvis Bay
Police increase visibility in Kavango East to curb crime
Police continue nationwide anti-crime campaign
Search continues for man who jumped from Swakopmund jetty
Police Chief warns against crime, urges unity in Oshikango
|Narib and Simasiku appointed acting High Court Judges
Okahandja Town Council donates burial plots, rolls out CCTV to curb crime
UNAM students want justice in Okahandja murders
Judgement in Van Wyk Fishrot Case postponed to May 9
High Court to rule on dismissal of charges against Fishrot accused Van Wyk
Police debunk death rumours after Lafrenz workplace altercation
Usakos tragedy sparks youth substance abuse dialogue
Taxi operators protest against directive
Police investigate murder and rape after 15-year-old found dead in Okahandja
Agriculture Minister Mac Hengari Arrested

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PONHOFI SECONDARY SCHOOL CELEBRATES 50 YEARS
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