Intimidation, bullet wounds and near-death experiences are common personal stories along the Chobe River, with several people having been killed by the Botswana Defence Force over the years. Fears were heightened three months ago, after Botswana soldiers killed four unarmed fishermen, including three Namibian brothers.
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And what do we as a Namibian Government do about it?
The residents should just start responding with violence aswell
but what did our Namibian government did successfully to the killers