Alerts
Advertise with Namibia News Now
Back
general

Terrorism case postponed to November as State seeks swearing-in of translator

Staff Reporter THE terrorism case of Jona Hangula has once more been postponed to 27 November 2026, after the State Prosecutor in the matter indicated that he would make an application for an Arabic translator to be sworn in as a translator of the Namibian High Court. Hangula is accused of conspiring to overthrow the ... The post Terrorism case postponed to November as State seeks swearing-in of translator appeared first on Informanté .

InformantéBy Staff Reporter30 Sept 2026, 02:59 pm
Terrorism case postponed to November as State seeks swearing-in of translator

THE terrorism case of Jona Hangula has once more been postponed to 27 November 2026, after the State Prosecutor in the matter indicated that he would make an application for an Arabic translator to be sworn in as a translator of the Namibian High Court.

Continue reading on Informanté
Advertise with Namibia News Now
Advertise with Namibia News Now
Originally published by Informanté on 30 Sept 2026, 02:59 pm. View original article
Advertise with Namibia News Now