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Appeal cuts Zambezi man’s 9-year sentence for ivory dealing to 5 years

Summary by The Namibian
Two Windhoek High Court judges have reduced an effective prison term of nine years to which a Zambezi region resident was sentenced for dealing in elephant tusks to five years’ imprisonment. Sipangule Kushonya’s sentence was lowered in an appeal judgement delivered by judges Naomi Shivute and Philanda Christiaan yesterday. Kushonya (39) was sentenced to 12 years’ imprisonment, of which three years were suspended for a period of five years, in Ap…
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The Namibian broke the news in Windhoek, Namibia on Tuesday, March 11, 2025.
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