22K views · 293 reactions | Breaking news: Windhoek, Aug 11 -Inspector General of the Namibian Police Force Sebastian Ndeitunga and his entourage have arrived at the Otjomuise informal settlements were land grabbers are clashing with the police in Matshitshi road. One suspect has been put at the back of the police van for allegedly inciting violence. | Namibia Daily News | Facebook

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Members of the Namibian Police are seen in this video throwing a man who is seemingly not resisting arrest into the back of a police van. This is despite the fact that the Inspector General of the Namibian Police, Lieutenant General Joseph Shikongo, who has on numerous occasions spoken out against police using force except when necessary. Attempts by nbc News to get more information about what the suspect has done and what caused the police to act in the manner in which they did, proved futile.

NEWS UPDATE: Day 5 of the bail hearing of former fisheries minister Bernhard Esau and his son-in-law Tamson Hatuikulipi in the Windhoek Magistrate's Court. The state has said it has two more witnesses whose evidence it wants the court to hear. Deputy commissioner Manfred Jatamunua, officer in charge of Windhoek Correctional Facility, is testifying about conditions in the prison. He says awaiting-trial detainees have access to facilities to have private consultations with their lawyers. Jatamunua