Supreme Court to hear key parole appeal for life prisoners.

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The Supreme Court is set to hear an appeal that could change how parole is applied to life-sentenced prisoners. 

The case involves Thomas Florin, who was convicted of murdering and cooking his wife, Monika Florin, in Swakopmund in December, 1999.

Supreme Court panel to hear Itula’s challenge to 2024 election results

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A panel of Supreme Court judges, including Chief Justice Peter Shivute, Deputy Chief Justice Petrus Damaseb, and Justices of Appeal Sylvester Mainga, Hosea Angula, and Dave Smuts, will hear the case in which Dr. Panduleni Itula is challenging the results of the 2024 Presidential Election.

Silence still surrounds NAMDIA diamond heist

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Almost three weeks have passed since Namibia's most daring and violent diamond heist at NAMDIA, yet an eerie silence hangs over the case.

Authorities have gone dark, offering no new details, and there is no word on whether the stolen gems, possibly worth hundreds of millions, have been recovered.

Amupanda files formal complaint against Judge Ueitele

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Dr. Job Amupanda has lodged a formal complaint with the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) against High Court Judge Shafimana Ueitele, alleging misconduct in his handling of the Red Line trial.

NamPol to update on cold murder cases

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Inspector General of the Namibian Police Josef Shikongo has said the police will soon give an update on some of the horrific murders that have seemingly gone cold.

Amupanda raises conflict concern in Red Line case

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Dr. Job Amupanda, who is leading a legal battle to dismantle the controversial Red Line, has raised concerns over a potential conflict of interest involving the presiding judge in the case, Judge Shafimana Ueitele.

Fishrot trial postponed to 6 February

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The Fishrot corruption trial, set to commence today before High Court Judge Moses Chinhengo, has been postponed to Thursday, 6 February, due to the judge's unavailability.

High Court postpones Nigel Van Wyk’s judgment again

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The High Court has once again postponed a judgement in Nigel Van Wyk's review application for some charges against him to be dropped.

His lawyer, Mbanga Siyumunji, informed nbc News that the judgement for Van Wyk's review application has been set for March 25.