Police and Okahandja unite to fight GBV, scams and human trafficking
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 3/11/2025
The police and the Okahandja community joined hands in fighting gender-based violence (GBV), online scams, and human trafficking during a two-day awareness campaign last week. The campaign, which took place on Thursday and Friday at Rakatuka Soccer Field and FiveRand informal settlement, drew (…)
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