‘We will remember their names’
[Windhoek Observer - Namibia] - 4/09/2025
…Mariental accident victims remembered Justicia Shipena The nation remember lives lost in a tragic accident in a memorial service. This follows the death of 16 people in a head-on collision near Mariental on 30 August, including 14 officers from the Namibian Police Force and Namibia Correctional (…)
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