Three convicted for murder of stock theft investigator

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2025-04-14

WINDHOEK, 14 April 2025 - Murder and stock theft convicts, Stockley Kauejao, Matheu Kakururume, Muvare Kaporo and Wilfred Kazeurua. (Photo by: Eba Kandovazu) NAMPA

WINDHOEK, 14 APR (NAMPA) - The Windhoek High Court on Monday convicted three men for the murder of Wilfred Kazeurua, a stock theft investigator.
Kazeurua was killed in 2012 while investigating the theft of 15 cattle stolen from a farm in the Gobabis district. Acting High Court Judge Alfred Siboleka found Stockley Kauejao, Matheu Kakururume and Muvare Kaporo guilty of murder.
A fourth accomplice, Afas Kamutjemo, was convicted of theft and defeatin...

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