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Man takes own life while visiting girlfriend

Police in the Oshikoto region have reported an incident of a man allegedly taking his own life at his girlfriend’s place.

The incident happened at Epama village on Wednesday at around 19h00.

Confirming the report, police regional commander Theopoline Kalompo-Nashikaku disclosed that the deceased, Frans Mbambi (48) was found by his girlfriend who notified the police.

“The next of kin have been informed of the incident,” says Nashikaku.

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