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Werner Menges

Werner Menges


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Regional magistrate appointed as acting High Court judge

Oshakati Regional Court magistrate Makapa Simasiku has been appointed as an acting judge of the High Court, the Judicial Service Commission (JSC) has announced. President Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah appointed Simasiku as an acting judge from 1 May to the end of…

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High Court orders Namibian gambling houses to pay levies

Licensed gambling houses in Namibia must pay levies on their profits to the gambling board as required by law, High Court judge Nate Ndauendapo has ordered. Ndauendapo has also ordered the Gambling House Association of Namibia and its members to…

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14 plead not guilty in N$9m crypto scam

Fourteen accused persons alleged to have been involved in an international online investment scam that was run from Namibia have denied guilt on 222 charges during their latest court appearance. The 14 accused pleaded not guilty on all of the…

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Four accused found guilty in Omaheke murder, stock theft trial

Four men accused of the theft of cattle and subsequent murder of a stock theft investigator in the Gobabis district in December 2012 were found guilty in the Windhoek High Court on Monday. Acting judge Alfred Siboleka found three of…

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Flowing rivers fill southern dams

Two of Namibia’s three largest dams have reached their full storage capacities this week. The Namibia Water Corporation (NamWater) announced yesterday that water was being released from the Naute Dam south-west of Keetmanshoop, which is the third-largest surface water reservoir…

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Third Namdia gem-theft accused appears in court

A security guard has appeared in the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court on a charge of theft of diamonds following an armed robbery at the Windhoek offices of the state-owned company Namib Desert Diamonds (Namdia) nearly three months ago. Samuel Shipanga (33)…

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Amushelelo asks for N$300 fine only after calling judges ‘little gods’

Social activist Michael Amushelelo will be sentenced for contempt of court in the Windhoek High Court on Wednesday. Acting judge Doris Hans-Kaumbi postponed Amushelelo’s sentencing to 12h30 on Wednesday after Amushelelo and lawyer Nambili Mhata addressed her in the morning.…

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Amushelelo sued by police chief over online remarks

NAMIBIAN Police inspector general Joseph Shikongo is asking the High Court to hold social activist Michael Amushelelo in contempt of court because of comments that he made in a social media post last week. In an urgent application filed on…

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Justice, judiciary EDs must report on Fishrot courtroom

The executive directors (EDs) of the Ministry of Justice and Labour Relations and the Office of the Judiciary should report to the High Court on actions they have taken to prepare a courtroom for the Fishrot fraud, corruption and racketeering…

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