JUST IN: Oshana police commander, Commissioner Naftal Lungameni Sakaria, says the Closed-Circuit Television (CCTV) project has produced positive results, adding that it has assisted in arresting several criminals who recently committed robberies. He also said the CCTV project helps address the issue of falsely reported crimes, as officers can now review the footage and verify incidents. He made the remarks today at the launch of the CCTV project in Oshakati. VIDEO: Kenya Kambowe #NMHbreakers | N

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The Namibia Correctional Service (NCS) in Windhoek today received N$1 million from the Namibia Training Namibia Qualifications Authority. Speaking at the event commissioner general Raphael Hamunyela said the partnership marks a major step in rehabilitating inmates, noting that 79% of offenders commit crimes due to low education and unemployment. He added that the service has received provisional accreditation for trades such as welding, joinery, horticulture, and clothing production to equip inm

IN TOMORROW’S PRINT EDITION Two female inmates – Bianca Engelbrecht and Christina Hatzkin (speaking) – open up about their past lives, and the events that led them to killing their partners in separate incidents that landed them long-term prison sentences. | Namibian Sun

WATCH: While the De Beers Group hosts American fashion and style journalists at Droombos, outside the capital, Windhoek, Debmarine Namibia CEO Willy Mertens delivered an important message to all invited guests: that Namibian diamonds do good for the people of Namibia and that the current worldwide slump in demand harms the country’s development ambitions. Video: Augetto Graig #NMHbreakers | Namibian Sun