insert_link Namibia NamPol Arrest Eight Individuals Linked to N$2 Million Bank Windhoek Theft In Rundu, six individuals were apprehended by the Namibian Police in connection with the embezzlement of approximately N$2 million from Bank Windhoek. Additionally, two other suspects were taken into custody in Opuwo on Monday. The two individuals from the Kunene region, Untag Kamati (34) and Fenni Ankoshi (19), were brought before the Opuwo Magistrate’s Court yesterday and are currently held in detention. They face charges of fraud and theft. today18 January, 2024
insert_link Oshiwambo Va6 vakwatwapo vali shinasha noulunga woimaliwa yo Bank Windhoek koshitayi shoko Puwo. Opolifi oyatula moipandeko ovanhu vawedwapo veli 6 shinasha nevako loshimaliwa mo Bank Windhoek koshitayi shoko Opuwo . va 6 ovo vatulwa moipandeko, ove nasha noshimaliwa shee million 2, osho sha lundululwa okudja mo mbaanga okudja komunailonga Nico Rebebe, notakutiwa ova kwatwapo onghela lwopo 11h00 vakwatelwa moRundu . Shelikwatelela kwao eli Chief Inspector Mulele Mukubesa Hendricks, elilepo oshikondo shomakonaakono opolifi mo Rundu, okwati omufeekelwa wotete okwa kwatelwa mo bank pefimbo […] today18 January, 2024
insert_link Local NCF hosts the National Chess Championships Qualifiers From Thursday, 11 January until Sunday, 14 January 2024, the Namibia Chess Federation (NCF) hosted the Namibia National Chess Qualifiers in Windhoek. In a thrilling display of strategic brilliance and tactical prowess, the participating players showcased their chess talent during the contest. The stakes were high as the top five players from the men and the women’s sections would secure a coveted spot in the Namibia National Chess […] today16 January, 2024
insert_link Business / Economics Bank Windhoek addresses employee theft Bank Windhoek's Managing Director, Baronice Hans says that the amount of money stolen by an employee, Nico Rebebe is less than N$2 million. She assured that customer funds remain unaffected due to robust systems and controls in the bank. Police crime reports earlier revealed that Rebebe transferred N$200 million, splitting it between two different bank accounts opened on 20 December 2023. today15 January, 2024
