4 NAMIB TIMES
20 SEPTEMBER 2019
Court Swakopmund Court Report Magistrate Court Olivier Blaauw (40), Regdwon Valentino Paulton (28), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 31 October for legal aid. Olivier Blaauw remains in custody and Regdwon Valentino Paulton have been warned. Tomas Haimbondi (45), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 31 October for plea. The accused is on bail of N$1 000. Linda Hei Gei Gauses (36), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 24 September for judgement. The accused is on bail of N$2 000. Victoria Van Der Bank (34), appeared on three counts of fraud charges. The matter was postponed to 21 October for legal aid. The accused are on bail of N$3 000. Matheus Lungameni (47), appeared on two counts of fraud charges. The case against the accused was withdrawn due to 0pending investigations. Elizabeth Shiweda (21), appeared on a charge of culpable homicide. The matter was postponed to 21 October for plea. The accused are on bail of N$1 000. Jennifer Tjiriange (28), appeared on charges of fraud and theft by false pretences. The matter was postponed to 14 October for legal aid. The accused are on bail of N$5 000. Joagin !Hoab (52), appeared on a charge of driving with an excessive breath alcohol
level. The accused was found guilty and sentenced to pay N$1 000 or six-month imprisonment. Nependa Junias Amupadhi (30), appeared on a charge of displaying a licence disc not applicable to motor vehicle. The matter was postponed to 18 November flor plea and trial. The accused is on bail of N$2 000. Riaan Jeremiah (20), appeared on a charge of theft. The matter was postponed to 24 September for further investigations. The accused remains in custody. Daglas Tsuseb (33), Markus Owo-Oab (26), appeared on a charge of dealing in dependence producing substance. The matter was postponed to 5 November for further investigations. The accused remains in custody. Jurus Ukongo Shaanika (42), appeared on a charge theft. The case was struck from court roll because the state refused a further remand. Monica Ndapandula Thomas (33), appeared on a charge of refusing to provide a specimen of blood/breath contravening section 82. The matter was postponed to 15 October for submissions. The accused is on bail of N$8 000. Stanley Daniseb (30), appeared on a charge of violating a graved. The matter was postponed to 14 October for legal aid. The accused is on bail of N$1 000. Kleobelda Xamses (23), appeared on a charge of assault with intent to do grievous bodily harm. The matter was postponed to 21 October for legal aid. The accused is on bail. Paulus Shimwiki (53), appeared on a charge of theft. The accused is at large. A warrant of arrest was issued.
Erongo Law Enforcement Sports Association says no to Gender Based Violence Sharlien Tjambari The 4th edition of the Erongo Law Enforcement Sports Association (ELESA) Games commenced on Wednesday this week with “We say no to Gender-Based Violence” as the theme for this year. The games are taking place at the Vineta Sports field in Swakopmund. It started Wednesday this week and will end tomorrow. The Namibian Correctional Services organised this edition of the games which aims to strengthen ties, enhance fitness levels and build a spirit of unity among members of law enforcement agencies. On the occasion, the Patron of the ELESA games, Claudia Lofty-Eaton launched an antigender-based violence (GBV) initiative. LoftyEaton said: “It is my belief that the Armed Forces and the broader Namibian community believe in, support and will protect basic human rights of women in our community”. According to Lofty-Eaton, fighting gender-based violence is not just a police issue but, a community issue. She said sometimes it feels as if
the Namibian Police Force (Nampol) fights a sole and lonely battle against GBV. Lofty-Eaton further said laws such as the Combating Domestic Violence Act and the Combating of Rape Act, which were introduced by the government has helped a lot but is not enough. “Let us stand together as one. If we do so we can change the attitudes of Namibians. Today we stand empowered as sisters-embarking on a new era where we empower and embrace each other with love and respect”, Lofty-Eaton concluded. According to the Governor of Erongo Region Cleophas Mutjavikua in a speech read in his behalf by his Special Adviser Adelheid Bobby Kandjala, the tour-
The organisers: Claudia Lofty Eaton (front in black dress), Commissioner Andreas Nelumbu (Erongo Regional Commander of Nampol), Deputy Mayor of Swakopmund Maria Elago and Navy lieutenant Charles Muukua
Four arrested for drugs Eileen van der Schyff
Four people, one of which is a 60-year-old woman, was arrested for dealing in drugs on Wednesday, Thursday 11 and 12 September. Johannes Tomas (25), was arrested for dealing in 88 units of suspected Crack Cocaine and was in possession of 3 small bankies of Cannabis in Kuisebmond Walvis Bay. The total value of the drugs found in Tomas's possession was N$8 950. Tomas appeared in the Magistrate Court of Walvis Bay yesterday. On the same day in Walvis Bay, Monika Mokhatu, a 60-year-old woman was arrested at a house in Theo Ben Gurirub Street in possession of one full and three halves of suspected Mandrax tablets and 5 grams of cannabis. The total value of the drugs found in Mokhatu's possession amounted to N$300. Mokhatu also appeared in the Walvis Bay Magistrates Court yesterday. On Thursday, 12 September, two suspects were arrested at a house in the DRC location on Mondesa Swakopmund. Daglas Tsuseb (33), and Markus !Owos-Oab (26), were caught with 17 ballies of cannabis, 15 bankies, 3 full Mandrax tablets and 10 quarter tablets of Mandrax during police action. The total value of the drugs must still be determined. Both Tsuseb and !Owos-Oab appeared in the Swakopmund Magistrate Court yesterday.
Walvis Bay Court Report Erastus Shikongo (30), Assault with the intent to do grievous harm. (October 2018) Lysias Haikali (47), Linus Shilongo (55), Two counts of theft (March 2018) The matter is postponed to 16 January 2020. Plea and Trial (Final Remand) – on warning. Immanuel Shonena (39), Assault with the intent to do Grievous bodily harm read with the provisions of the Domestic Violence Act. (April 2019) It was ordered the charge be withdrawn at the request of the complainant. Ernest Platt, (July 2019) A warrant of arrest was issued and the matter was postponed to 3 October 2019. The accused was absent. At large. Lestern Pietersen (29), Theft (September 2019) The accused was found guilty with evidence. Ndjupua Kariko (28), Theft (September 2019) The accused was found guilty. Danville Jobb (28), Theft (October 2018) The matter was postponed to 11 February 2020. Plea and Trial (Final Remand) Hileni Iiyambo (28), Assault with the intent to do grievous bodily harm read with the Provisions of the Domestic Violence Act, Act 4 of 2003. (October 2018) The matter was postponed to 1 October 2019. Legal Aid. Madjeit Gregerie (27), Issacks Mark (27), Housebreaking with the intent to steal and theft (December 2018) The matter is postponed to 30 September 2019. Legal Aid. Elago Amutenya (26), Theft (March 2019) The accused was found guilty. Petrus Metheus (29), Wensley Neib (20), Theft (July 2019) A warrant of arrest was issued. The accused is at large. Melvin Eixab (26), Ricard David (23), Glenwon Clarkie, Assault common (August 2019) The matter was postponed to 30 September 2019. Legal Aid. Petrus Metheus (29), Theft (July 2019) A warrant of arrest was issued. At large. Melvin Eixab (26), Recard David (23), Assault common (August 2019) The accused was found guilty. Waseem Akraam Satar (18), Possession of dependence producing substance (September 2019) The accused was found guilty. Engelbrecht Sunny Nkuvi (28), Theft (September 2019) The matter was postponed to 14 October 2019. Legal Aid. Pius Gabriel (31), Assault with then intent to do grievous bodily harm and witchcraft- naming another as a witch or a wizard. (September 2019) The matter was postponed to 17 October 2019. Further investigation (Final Remand).
nament that comprises of various sport codes indi-cates that partnership amongst the Law Enforce-ment Agencies takes place in different areas to build and strengthen ties for good working relationships on and off the field. Mutjavikua acknowledged the good work done by all the Law Enforcement Agencies and acknowledge them for their part in curbing and the effort to ultimately combat crime in the Erongo Region. He said a safe and law-abiding community benefits everyone. Members of various law enforcement agencies in the region including the Namibian Air Force, the Navy, 125 Motorised Infantry Battalion, 44th Artillery Regiment, Namibian Police and Correctional Services are competing at the games which ends tomorrow. The tournament kicked off with a street procession with the Navy Brass Band and the law enforcement officers. The Kick-Off game was between Namibian Airforce and Namibian Correctional Services (NCS). Namibian Airforce won the match by beating NCS with 3-0. The second match of the tournament was between the Navy and Nampol. The Navy scored 3 goals and while Nampol only scored 1 goal. The sports codes at the games: soccer, netball, volleyball, athletics and Darts. The first edition of games took place in 2008, the 2nd was in 2017 and the third took place in 2018 in Walvis Bay when Namibian Police arose as champions that year.