Kadhila Amoomo – Windhoek Observer

13 Sep

Amoomo frustrated after the police take Amushelelo to the wrong court

ObserverNational NewsAmoomo frustrated after the police take Amushelelo to the wrong court, Kadhila Amoomo, Michael Amushelelo

Stefanus Nashama Michael Amushelelo’s lawyer Kadhila Amoomo, has expressed frustration and disappointment in the Namibian Police Force after they took his client to the wrong court yesterday. Amoomo said the police have frustrated him for not making sure his client attended court on time, which resulted in his client’s case being postponed to 11 October 2023. “The police are just frustrating us, and wasting our time to go to court. This is not right. We will fight for the release of our client no matter how the police try to make it hard for him,” he stated. He noted that…

17 Feb

Amushelelo still detained and uncharged

ObserverNational NewsAmushelelo still detained and uncharged, Kadhila Amoomo

Martin Endjala The lawyer representing Namibia Economic Freedom Fighter activist Michael Amushelelo, Kadhila Amoomo says it is unjust that the police are interfering with issues pertaining to labour law, and that his client still has not been charged after his arrest yesterday afternoon. Amoomo confirmed his arrest during an interview with the Windhoek Observer. Amoomo said that there are two branches of law involved in his client’s arrest, mainly criminal law and labour law, and that the criminal law he said, seems to be interfering with the labour law. He stressed that matters of criminality should be dealt with separately…

11 Feb

Redline an inhumane, discriminatory – AR

ObserverObserver MoneyJob Amupand, Kadhila Amoomo, THE Veterinary Cordon Fence generally known as the Redline

Martin Endjala THE Veterinary Cordon Fence generally known as the Redline does not belong in a liberated unitary state, as it limits movement of people, that is protected in the Namibian constitution. This sentiment was expressed by the leader of the Affirmative Repositioning movement leader Job Amupanda and lawyer Kadhila Amoomo, who labeled the Redline as inhumane and discriminatory. The two were speaking at a public discussion in Windhoek, as part of the ongoing legal battle to have the Redline declared unconstitutional. “This redline is tantamount to violating human dignity and it perpetuates permanent damage to a person’s core”, said…

13 Feb

AR land issue judgement pushed forward

ObserverUncategorised(AR), Affirmative Repositioning, Job Amupanda, Justice Orben Sibeya, Kadhila Amoomo

Maria Hamutenya Affirmative Repositioning (AR) movement is set to hear whether President Hage Geingob will have to comply with an agreement he signed with the organisation in 2015 after the High Court postponed its judgement to next Tuesday, 16 February. AR Lawyer, Kadhila Amoomo, said the judgement was still to be finalised by Justice Orben Sibeya. The government in 2015 struck a deal with AR leader, Job Amupanda, to service 200 000 plots on urban land countrywide. Amoomo said it was an interlocutory application, “it is not fatal, whether we win or lose, it does not stop the case” adding…