Community members gather outside Ntuzuma Magistrates Court as three family members appeared in a high-profile case involving the alleged kidnapping of Sphiwe Ndlanzi. The victim's family expresses relief at the court's decision as the legal process continues. #BreakingNews #SouthAfrica #Justice #CourtNews #KwaMashu #LegalUpdate #communitysupport Full details and ongoing coverage available at dailysun.co.za | Daily Sun

BROKEN FAMILY: Speaking to Daily Sun outside the Ntuzuma Magistrates Court on Monday, 3 November, Nomvula Khoza says she doesn’t want her cousin to get bail after he allegedly killed and beheaded her other cousin. She said he doesn’t deserve to be released on bail as he will hurt other family members. Full story 👉https://www.snl24.com/dailysun/news #court #FamilyHorror | Daily Sun

Justice system in limbo as magistrates go on strike Staff Reporter THE courtrooms of both the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court in town as well as that of Katutura Magistrate’s Court fell into silence after magistrates went on strike this morning, leaving the Namibian justice system crippled as accused persons, lawyers, and prosecutors waited in empty courtrooms for presiding officers. One courtroom interpreter who spoke on condition of anonymity said that he would describe the strike as a “go-slow” i

SILENCE IN COURTS: The Windhoek and Katutura magistrate’s courts have fallen silent as magistrates nationwide embark on a ‘go-slow’ strike. Corridors that are usually abuzz with activity were eerily quiet today, with most proceedings coming to a halt. At the Windhoek Magistrate’s Court, a clerk said only two regional court magistrates reported for duty — solely to postpone cases to later dates. Over at the Katutura Magistrate’s Court, a lawyer confirmed that no matters have been heard or dealt w