Members of the Namibian Police are seen in this video throwing a man who is seemingly not resisting arrest into the back of a police van. This is despite the fact that the Inspector General of the Namibian Police, Lieutenant General Joseph Shikongo, who has on numerous occasions spoken out against police using force except when necessary. Attempts by nbc News to get more information about what the suspect has done and what caused the police to act in the manner in which they did, proved futile.

275 reactions · 58 shares | Statistics show 40% of deceased people in the event of a crash were persons aged between 15 and 34 years. Do the right thing, avoid drinking and driving. | National Road Safety Council (Namibia) | Facebook

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22K views · 293 reactions | Breaking news: Windhoek, Aug 11 -Inspector General of the Namibian Police Force Sebastian Ndeitunga and his entourage have arrived at the Otjomuise informal settlements were land grabbers are clashing with the police in Matshitshi road. One suspect has been put at the back of the police van for allegedly inciting violence. | Namibia Daily News | Facebook

66K views · 1.3K reactions | BREAKING NEWS: Police Chief Joseph Shikongo has appointted Commissioner Elias Mutota as the new Deputy Inspector General for the police force. Video: Justicia Shipena #EagleFM | Eagle FM Namibia | Facebook

BREAKING NEWS: Namibia Launches World's First Green Iron Plant President Dr Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah today officially launched the HyIron Oshivela Plant in Arandis, pressing the activation button to begin production at the world’s first zero-emission iron facility. Hailing it as a “proud Namibian achievement,” she praised the project’s swift completion and its role in industrialising Namibia through sustainable technology. Built in under a year with an investment of N$600 million, the plant uses g