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DOMESTIC VIOLENCE: WHEN DO WE STOP LOOKING AWAY?
A cry behind a neighbour’s wall, the sound of a violent argument, a child screaming, a repeated plea for help, these are not merely private sounds belonging to another household. They may be the warning signs of a person living in danger. That is why social worker Inotila Mwafongwe’s message is worth taking seriously: stop […]
Windhoek Observer29 Sept 2026, 07:07 am
A cry behind a neighbour’s wall, the sound of a violent argument, a child screaming, a repeated plea for help, these are not merely private sounds belonging to another household. They may be the warning signs of a person living in danger.
Originally published by Windhoek Observer on 29 Sept 2026, 07:07 am. View original article