Namibia: Namibian Journalist 'Shaken' By Arrest Threat for Asking the President a Question

[AllAfrica - Africa] - 4/02/2026

[CPJ] Lusaka -- The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Namibian authorities to respect and safeguard reporters, following Jemima Beukes expulsion from the president's official residence and online threats against Tracy Tafirenyika after a minister made xenophobic comments about her.

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