The just-concluded African Union Interfaith Dialogue Forum in Windhoek urged for participation and influence of faith-based actors in the discourse on reparatory justice from a faith-based perspective.
Government institutions, law enforcement agencies, and civil society met at Opuwo to deliberate on key legal and governance matters at a stakeholder engagement convened by the Office of the Attorney General.
The Minister of Justice, Wise Immanuel, says the government has no plans to establish a Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) to investigate cases of missing Namibians during the liberation struggle and post-independence.
The family of the late Florence Nghifikwa, supported by community members, handed over a petition to State prosecutors at the Katutura Magistrate's Court opposing bail for Elias Shityeni, the man charged in connection with her murder.
Residents of Keetmanshoop have urged the government to step up action against the growing crisis of gender-based violence (GBV).
The streets and riverbeds of Windhoek's Katutura have become silent witnesses to unexplained deaths that continue to haunt the community.
Namibia will soon introduce a sex offenders registry.
The Minister of Justice and Labour Relations, Wise Immanuel, has highlighted progress made by his ministry over the past 6 years during a cabinet committee briefing at the Government Information Centre (GIC).
The ministry has issued 30 compliance orders, 20 of which are now under appeal.
The Fransfontein community in Kunene have taken to the streets in protest to demand answers from the Police about the handling of the murder case of Manfried |Aib.
The 42-year-old |Aib's family have called for a re-examination into Manfried's autopsy report.
The mother of a 36-year-old man accused of killing his girlfriend in Epanya village, Okatana Constituency, revealed years of abuse from her son.
She narrated how, in June, she asked him to leave her house due to verbal abuse.
