Government claims Amupanda lied about confiscated meat

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2025-01-23

WINDHOEK, 22 January 2025 - Leader of the Affirmative Repositioning Movement (AR), Job Amupanda, says he has a strong case in his bid to have the 1 500-kilometre veterinary cordon fence, commonly known as the red line, declared unconstitutional. (Photo by Eba Kandovazu) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 23 JAN (NAMPA) - The lawyer representing the government in the high-profile red line matter, Herman Steyn, has accused Affirmative Repositioning movement leader, Job Amupanda of distorting the facts surrounding an incident at the Oshivelo checkpoint.
Amupanda, who has challenged the constitutionality of the veterinary cordon fence (red line) erected in 1896, alleges that veterinary officials destroyed meat worth N.dollars 1 000, which h...

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