Kashikola ‘unlawfully released’ in 2019 after drunken driving arrest sparks renewed scrutiny
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 15/10/2025
Former deputy minister of home affairs, immigration, safety and security, Daniel Kashikola, was allegedly unlawfully released from police custody after being arrested in connection with drunken driving in 2019. Kashikola was arrested on 14 December 2019 along Eveline Street in Windhoek’s (…)
... Article published by "The Namibian" (Namibia), read more
For any information or claim on this article, see directly with the newspaper.
In Namibian newspapers
Prospect Resources puts Namibian lithium project on hold
Prospect Resources Limited has placed its Omaruru Lithium Project in Namibia on hold as the company shifts its focus (…)
[The Namibian] - 6/10/2025
Choppies Enterprises announces final dividend
Choppies Enterprises has confirmed the finalisation of its dividend for the financial year ending 30 June 2025.
[Windhoek Observer] - 9/10/2025
Nearly 3,000 Attempted Suicides Recorded in 2023/24: A Call for Action by Namibian Leaders
Windhoek: Prime Minister Elijah Ngurare has revealed that 2,937 cases of attempted suicide were recorded by the (…)
[Namibia News Digest] - 10/10/2025
Savva remembered as builder of Walvis Bay’s economy
Renthia Kaimbi The late Walvis Bay business leader and honorary consul for Cyprus and Greece, John Savva has been (…)
[Windhoek Observer] - 13/10/2025
Chinese Envoy Raises Alarm Over U.S. Military Activities in Caribbean
New york: A Chinese envoy on Friday expressed deep concern over rising tensions in the Caribbean, blaming U.S. (…)
[Namibia News Digest] - 10/10/2025
