Stop Cyber Bullying Namibia

Stop Cyber Bullying Namibia Introducing Firm Locke, a group of final year students at UNAM School of Law. This is a campaign to raise awareness against cyber bullying in Namibia.

The absence of specific law on cyber bullying does not mean that the accused persons are at liberty to do as they wish, there are other laws that can be followed to ensure that the perpetrators answers and pays for their actions. This is a safe platform for any individual who has fallen victim to share and report cyber bullying.

11/10/2025

It is with profound sorrow that we at Stop Cyber Bullying Namibia extend our deepest condolences to the family, friends, and all who knew and loved Jholerina Timbo.

While the circumstances of her passing remain unknown, what we know with absolute certainty is the light she carried. Jholerina was a voice for kindness and a brave advocate against cyberbullying. She stood for a cause that lies at the very heart of our mission: a safer, more compassionate digital world.

To lose such a passionate voice is a deep loss for our entire community. Her advocacy was a beacon of hope, and her message of kindness touched and saved many. In her memory, we must not let that light be extinguished.

The best way we can honor Jholerina is to pick up her mantle. Let us be relentless in our pursuit of a kinder Namibia. Let us choose empathy over cruelty, support over judgment, and action over silence.

To her family and friends, we offer our unwavering support and sympathy. May you find comfort in the incredible legacy of love and advocacy she leaves behind. Her work made a difference, and it will not be forgotten.

Rest in Peace, Jholerina. Your message will continue through us.

08/05/2025

A Lusaka magistrate has sentenced Zambian content creator Elias Musyani to six months in prison and fined him K70,000 (around N$50,000) for cyberbullying musician Yo Maps’ wife, Kidist Kifle.

This is the first case of its kind in Zambia, where a court has ruled on online bullying.

Magistrate Mutinta Mwenya declared that the courts will no longer tolerate online harassment and issued a warning about the responsible use of social media freedoms.

The court found Elias guilty of threatening to r**e the musician's wife and harm her family through Facebook posts and videos.

Despite his lawyers' requesting a lighter sentence and claiming he was a student, the court found inconsistencies in the evidence.

Elias chose to remain silent during his defence and was led to prison as his family broke down in tears.

Wamundila Chilinda

12/04/2025

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