Kaisosi land dispute reaches High Court
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 13/10/2025
Seventeen Kaisosi residents at Rundu face High Court action over alleged land sales, as tensions rise between the community, developers, and the Rundu Town Council. The residents have been taken to court by a property development company over the alleged illegal occupation of land and the sale (…)
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