Teopoline Kalompo-Nashikaku – Windhoek Observer

07 Jun

Woman accused of killing her newborn baby

ObserverNational NewsTeopoline Kalompo-Nashikaku, Woman accused of killing her newborn baby

Hertta-Maria Amutenja The Police in the Oshikoto Region have arrested a 24-year-old woman from the Okalevona location after she allegedly suffocated her newborn baby last Thursday. Oshikoto Regional Police Commander, Commissioner, Teopoline Kalompo-Nashikaku said the woman, a housekeeper, gave birth to a baby boy while alone in her employer’s house. Afterwards, the suspect used a plastic bag to suffocate the little baby. “The suspect was admitted to Onandjokwe state hospital for treatment, and could only be arrested yesterday following her discharge. She will appear before Ondangwa Magistrate Court today,” said Kalompo-Nashikaku Meanwhile, three members of the Namibian Defence Force, aged…

02 Jun

Oshikoto Man(31) rapes pensioner

ObserverNational NewsOshikoto Man(31) rapes pensioner, Teopoline Kalompo-Nashikaku

Hertta-Maria Amutenja A 31-year-old man was arrested after he allegedly raped a 79 year-old pensioner at Oshivelo in Oshikoto region. Oshikoto Regional Commander Commissioner Teopoline Kalompo-Nashikaku said in a report that the suspect entered the victim’s bedroom last Wednesday and sexually assaulted her. “It’s alleged that the victim was in the house sleeping in her bedroom when she saw the suspect opening the door of her room that was not locked and came inside the room. The victim then woke up asking who the person was, but the suspect started threatening her telling her to keep quiet otherwise he would…

18 Feb

Man ran over by train- body unrecognizable

ObserverNational NewsMan ran over by train- body unrecognizable, Teopoline Kalompo-Nashikaku

Steve Nashama Police in the Oshikoto Region are yet to identify a man who was ran over by a train and died at the scene of the accident last night at Oshifukwa village. According to Oshikoto Regional Commander Commissioner Teopoline Kalompo-Nashikaku his unrecognizable body is currently at the Omuthiya Police mortuary. Kalompo-Nashikaku says the driver of a Transnamib train was en route to Ondangwa when the train ran over a pedestrian who was allegedly sleeping on the rails. The deceased is said to be between the ages of 30 and 40, and was wearing a blue jersey and blue pants.…

Women officers take charge of northern regions<br>…. Ndeitunga says patience is a virtue

14 Jul

Women officers take charge of northern regions
…. Ndeitunga says patience is a virtue

ObserverNational NewsCommissioner Julia Sakuwa-Neo, Lavinia Shaxula, Naftal Sakaria, Police Chief Sebastian Ndeitunga, Teopoline Kalompo-Nashikaku, Women officers take charge of northern regions …. Ndeitunga says patience is a virtue

Obrein Simasiku The Police have promoted three women as regional heads breaking with the tradition that most senior positions were reserved for men. Police Chief Sebastian Ndeitunga says he is happy that they exercise patience, which is a virtue, "I told them to be patient and not rush, their time was coming, and it has now happened." Recently Ndeitunga announced the promotion of Commissioner Julia Sakuwa-Neo, as the new regional commander of Kavango West, taking over from Josephat Abel, who retired. Sakuwa served as head of administration in the Oshikoto region and 26 years of experience in the force. Teopoline…