Outjo police call for more social activities for youth

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2025-01-02

By Dalene Kooper
OUTJO, 02 JAN (NAMPA) – Inspector Barnabas Sabata of the Namibian Police at Outjo appealed for more social activities for the youth, as the law enforcement’s main concern during the festive season was youth and alcohol abuse.
Speaking to Nampa, Sabata said that this past festive season until the first day of the new year was one they had never had before as “the criminals were out of town”.
“It was peaceful and calm on that front...

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