A MOTHER’S CRY: The bail application of northern-based medical doctor Fillemon “Fly” Nakanduungile is expected to commence shortly at the Ondangwa Magistrate’s Court, following a postponement on Monday after all available magistrates initially recused themselves from the case.
Nakanduungile is among six suspects arrested in connection with the October shooting of Ondangwa-based prosecutor Justine Shiweda, who was also doused with a highly toxic acidic substance during the attack. Shiweda remains in critical condition in hospital and has undergone more than four surgical procedures.
Shiweda’s deeply-emotional mother, Rosalia Kleopas-Mushimba, appeared at court to submit a petition opposing Nakanduungile’s release on bail. She was accompanied by Shiweda’s sister and other family members.
Addressing members of the public outside the court, Kleopas-Mushimba said her daughter is still fighting for her life, adding that granting bail to Nakanduungile would amount to “killing her through the law.”
Nakanduungile was arrested in November in connection with the 17 October shooting and acid attack on Shiweda, a control and regional court prosecutor for the Ondangwa district. He faces charges of attempted murder and conspiracy to commit murder.
Update: Tuyeimo Haidula
NATIONAL COSTUME | Miss Universe Namibia 2025, Johanna Swartbooi, showcased a national costume symbolising Namibia’s rich cultural diversity and natural beauty at the Miss Universe National Costume Show.
The costume reflects unity among the nation’s tribes and celebrates resilience, identity, and pride.
Key elements include a crown and cape inspired by the quiver tree, representing endurance; a beaded necklace made of ostrich shells and traditional beads in vibrant colours, symbolising cultural harmony; and a corset featuring Khoisan beadwork, honouring femininity and heritage.
The skirt draws inspiration from Zambezi and Nama traditional attire, with colours evoking Namibia’s landscapes. Accessories like the Ondjeva and anklets reflect purity, industriousness, and well-being, embodying the spirit of Namibian women.
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@uSimphiwe__@africatechie@Mphokors@y_msimelelo@dr_evenakato No Simpiwe, it’s not granted! What black South African, south/mid African would ask how is life in Africa?” in the context she’s playing it out as? We would ask such a question in a context of how are u experiencing/finding life in Africa so far? B/c u’re from a different conti..
@AuntyBae1 Imprisonment mbela nee because Why?
The only permission I need from him is to use up groceries money on myself like, “Babe, can you imagine swallowing prawns with a stiff neck? Can I use some of the grocery money for a head/shoulder massage so you replace it later?”
@AuntyBae1@Jesus_Stepdad Like “My wife said, I can’t cos we’re going to visit her sick aunt”
That time wifey is out somewhere with friends and doesn’t even know “she’s the weapon formed against boys night out”because husband doesn’t wanna go out with his friends.
@Peya_Junior True,& I think we also need to go back to the definition of internship, that’s normally meant for students(mostly with pocket money). But b/c high unemployment of graduates (mostly without pocket money) are most that end up taking these internships thus the amount would look less
Some careers/professions requires 2 years internship that are mandatory before you can register and be fully fledged professional of that particular field. E.g doctors.
Someone explain to me that 3.5 k per person for two years for graduate interns. Are you telling me the plan is to keep a graduate as an intern for two years and paying them 3.5?
@CTjazuko@crazynellz I read until halfway and I went back to the first paragraph to start over again but still stopped halfway cos clearly comprehension left me decades ago.
@SimonMpenza@NewEraNewspaper Journalists these days don't even care anymore. Its like “ that's what I heard if its not true or right, waalye wa!” as long as my story comes out first” 🙃🙃
*Aino Kapewangolo.