Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga

Relentless NEFF mobilises another mass protest<br>…..Police warns against lawlessness

17 May

Relentless NEFF mobilises another mass protest
…..Police warns against lawlessness

ObserverNational NewsDimbulukeni Nauyoma, Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga, Relentless NEFF mobilises another mass protest

Obrein Simasiku The Namibia Economic Freedom Fighters (NEFF) is organising yet another mass protest on Wednesday in solidarity and to demand the release of its arrested commissar for economic development Michael Amushelelo as well his co-accused Affirmative Repositioning activist, Dimbulukeni Nauyoma, who are fighting for bail in the Katutura Magistrate’s court.The police Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga has however reminded the public against lawlessness when undertaking such demonstrations, saying “some people do these things deliberately to provoke the situation, which is not supposed to be the case as we ought to be law abiding citizens.”Ndeitunga said the police were notified of…

N$4.9 million police barracks at Bravo Checkpoint

ObserverUncategorisedInspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga, N$4.9 million police barracks at Bravo Checkpoint, Tsumeb-Tsintsabis-Mpungu

Obrein Simasiku Police officers stationed at Bravo checkpoint in the Oshikoto Region were ecstatic, as the Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga inaugurated the N$4.9 million accommodation structures. The checkpoint is one of the strategic policing facilities which regulates the Veterinary Cordon Fence, situated on the Tsumeb-Tsintsabis-Mpungu road. "I must emphasise that the acquisition of these facilities come at the right time, when some of the members deployed in Oshikoto Region stay in houses under poor conditions. Whereas some stay in rented houses and flats to come and provide policing services in this town, due to the lack of accommodation. I am…

Ndeitunga contradicts Geingob’s BDF report claims

ObserverObserver MoneyBotswana Defense Force, Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga, president Hage Geingob

Helena Johannes President Hage Geingob’s statement on Tuesday that he had now received a joint investigation report on the fatal shooting of four unarmed Namibian fishermen by the Botswana Defence Forces (BDF) last month, have been contradicted by head of the investigation, Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga who says the investigations are yet to be concluded. “The team from Namibia went back today (Tuesday) to meet with the Botswana team in Kasane. Investigations are not yet concluded as more information is yet to come from the joint investigation,” Ndeitunga said. Quizzed on the report that the President had received, Ndeitunga the…