-Inspector General of the Namibian Police, Lieutenant-General Sebastian Ndeitunga has reminded road users to exercise utmost caution to avoid and prevent any road accidents.
-Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga of the Namibian Police Force has urged men and women in uniform to familiarise themselves with the laws of the country.
-Namibian Police Inspector General Sebastian Ndeitunga has condemned the action of a police officer who allowed an Angolan consulate official and two Namibians to cross into Angola.
-Police Chief Inspector Lieutenant-General Sebastian Ndeitunga has urged members of the police force to respect human rights and refrain from unnecessarily assaulting and manhandling of suspects unless in self-defence.
-The Inspector General of the Namibian Police Lieutenant General Sebastian Ndeitunga appealed to all Namibians to behave in an acceptable manner over the campaigning period ahead of the elections, to ensure that the country's good image is not tarnished.
-The Inspector-General of the Namibian Police Force, Sebastian Ndeitunga, says despite the temporary suspension of Operation Kalahari Desert, his forces will remain on the ground to ensure they continue to maintain law and order.
The police have urged the public to stop circulating false information about children being targeted by kidnappers on social media platforms.
Thirty eight cases of human trafficking were recorded by the police over the past 18 years involving both minors and adults.
The Inspector-General of the Police has reminded his officers in Zambezi Region to act professionally when executing their duties.
The Inspector General of the Namibian Police force, Sebastian Ndeitunga, is unhappy about the poor performance of some police officers.
