@cataverseafrica: According to the group’s spokesperson, Gabriel Tenga, the people of Nkurenkuru and the surrounding areas are deeply saddened by the repeated acts of killings and mutilation. "We cannot continue to tolerate these acts. Over the past six months, we have lost a significant number of people to ritual killings, locally known as Ukakorora," he explained. "Article 21 of the Namibian Constitution, which talks about fundamental freedoms, clearly states that every Namibian has the right to move freely within the country without fear of being attacked. However, these constitutional rights are being taken away from the people of Nkurenkuru and the surrounding areas," Tenga highlighted. Upon receiving the petition, Governor Verna Sinimbo said that fighting ritual killings should not be the responsibility of the police alone, but a collective effort involving the entire community. "Those who have information must come forward and share it with the police so that action can be taken," she urged. . .#tiktoknews  #news  #tiktoknamibia   #namibianews  #namibiantiktoker🇳🇦

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