S v Kayoka and Others (CA 9 of 2010) [2010] NAHC 175 (29 October 2010);
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REPUBLIC
OF NAMIBIA
CASE
NO. CA 09/2010
IN
THE HIGH COURT OF NAMIBIA
In
the matter between:
NICOLAUS
KAYOKA
…......................................................................First
Appellant
JOSEPH
KAMANA
….......................................................................Second
Appellant
VINCENT
KAMUTJONGA KASOMA
….................................................Third
Appellant
DETLEF
MBAMBO KUPEPA
….........................................................Fourth
Appellant
versus
THE
STATE
….........................................................................................Respondent
CORAM:
VAN
NIEKERK, J et
HINDA,
AJ
Heard:
28 June 2010 Delivered: 29 October 2010
JUDGMENT
VAN
NIEKERK, J et
HINDA,
AJ:[1]
After having heard argument by Mr Wessels
for
the appellants and Mr Konga
for
the respondent, we reserved judgment. We have come to the conclusion
that the appeal must succeed. The reasons for this decision will be
provided in due course. In order not to detain the appellants any
longer in custody, we have decided to make the following order in the
meantime:
The
appeal by all four appellants succeeds. Their convictions and
sentences are set aside.
VAN
NIEKERK, J
HINDA,
AJ
Appearance
for the parties:
For
appellants: Mr J Wessels
Stern
& Barnard
For
respondent: Mr Konga
Office
of the Prosecutor-General