Episode notes
We tackle a pressing concern that’s been echoed in many Namibian communities: the repeated cycle where individuals arrested for crimes like housebreaking and theft are granted bail, only to return to the streets and allegedly commit the same offences again. It’s a pattern that not only frustrates residents, but also raises questions about our justice system, bail conditions, and the balance between rights and public safety.
Joining us, to shed light on what the law says, where the gaps might be, and what reforms could break this cycle, is Toni Hancox, Director of the Legal Assistance Centre.