Horror crash: Speed and alcohol may have been involved

November 2, 2026

More information is available on Sunday morning’s horror crash involving an Amarok and Fortuner, in which seven people were killed. Joseph Simson, known as Nally, is confirmed under the dead with four others identified as Tomas Shinanga, Dino Shinanga, Paulus Nuuyoma and Maria Hongola. Two victims are unidentified while one survivor, a passenger in the Fortuner, is in critical condition. Omusati commander, Commissioner Ismael Basson says speed and alcohol appear to be involved.

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