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Saturday, November 1, 2014

Namibian Girl Walks into Shop,Grabs Bread and Drink without Paying



The time is 7:26 pm, it’s a quiet Thursday night along Independence Avenue in the city centre of Windhoek. Night strollers are casually moving about their business, night shoppers are streaming in and out of Woermannbrock Supermarket. Just a few metres across the block from Woermannbrock Supermarket, a scene is happening inside a kiosk.

A young woman, probably an adult teen, is standing inside the kiosk, it looks like she is thinking of a plan, she doesn’t know what to do, but she is looking closely at all the shoppers inside the kiosk.Finally, she is stealthily standing behind a man who wants to pay for his bread and drink at the cashier. They are the only people in the queue, because there are a few shoppers inside the shop. As the man puts his bread and drink on the countertop, the young woman appears out of nowhere, pounces on the bread and starts chopping it up, like a hungry hyena. This is happening right in front of the cashier who happens to be a lady, the man is surprised, he doesn’t know what to do, everybody in the shop is looking at the young woman, she is shamelessly chopping the bread, at this point she also grabs the drink, opens the top and starts drinking the orange juice like a beer guzzler.



The security guard at the door is watching the whole scene. After chopping the bread and drink, the young woman leaves a mess on the countertop, and she starts heading for the door as if nothing happened. This is when the security guard steps up and arrests the woman.

Despite the man showing some sympathy and offering to pay for the girl, the fuckin bitch doesn’t say anything, not even a Thank You or Can You Help Me. The man leaves her to her own devices. If she was a smart or appreciative girl, she could simply have apologized and asked the guy to pay for her to avoid arrest, but she didn’t do any of that, she simply headed for the door like a “Madam Boss” and had to be confronted and arrested by the aggressive security guard. SHAME, SHAME, SHAME.

Now that’s what I call manners. With girls like these, the future of Namibia is very bright. Whoever brought up this girl should be proud of her, a girl who thinks the world owes her, a girl who thinks she can walk into any shop and take anything without consequences. Last time, we talked about how women are the worst culprits when it comes to shoplifting >> in Namibia, Top Thieves are Women.Wow, the things that a vagina can cause you to do, I am sure some women’s rights activists have a scripted apology for this girl, a woman can’t do this, it’s impossible, somehow they will find a way to blame the father, the girl’s abusive boyfriend or the innocent guy whose bread was chopped. 

The scary thing is not what this girl did, the scary thing is the number of Namibian women with I-Have-a-Vagina-and-the-World-Owes-Me mentality. With mothers like these, Namibia is fucked up. 

Let’s analyze the takeaway from this incidence:

-          The girl was probably planning to steal as she entered the shop
-          She tried to pull a trick, following the guy and acting as if they are together
-          She couldn’t ask for help, instead she decided to do an embarrassing thing – daylight robbery.

As I told you in the last article, most Namibian girls are too proud to ask, they will rather steal or do something embarrassing. Even if she does ask for help, it’s a torture, the bitch mode is heavy at work, and she is praying for the ground to open up and swallow her.


Saturday, February 1, 2014

Top Thieves Are Females: Women Caught Shoplifting and Stealing in Shop, Namibia



The popular myth and stereotype that portrays men as the worst offenders when it comes to shoplifting (stealing from shops) has been busted.

In the region of Opuwo in Namibia, big shops and retailers are complaining about the increasing cases of shoplifting and it turns out women are the top perpetrators.Himba,Herero and OvaZemba women clad in traditional attire are topping the list of perpetrators.

The story which appeared in the Namibian Newspaper of  Friday,1 November 2013 says a Himba woman concealed a polony sausage between her back and the baby she was straddling. The tellers at Opuwo Power Save supermarket discovered the polony sausage when the baby started to cry, apparently in reaction to the cold that was coming from the sausage.


After being caught red-handed, the woman tried to deceive the tellers by buying a sausage similar to the one stolen and 2kg of sugar.However, the trick did not work as the teller knew what was happening. The woman was ordered to pay a spot fine of 10 times the price of the sausage or be arrested for shoplifting.

Instead of admitting guilt after being caught red-handed, the woman tried another trick to save her pride. She had the audacity to accuse her few months old baby of stealing the polony, but the shop owners did not believe this story because it is unrealistic for an infant to lift a 600 gram polony from the shelves and hide it.

An employee at Opuwo Power Save supermarket testified that shoplifting by the traditional Himba, Herero and OvaZemba women is very rife. Numerous cases of women stealing from the shop are increasing.Kanokape Kozohura, the shop worker who searched the woman had this to say:
“We started to keep an eye on the Himba and OvaZemba women this month after being tipped by staff at another shop Woermann Hyper who told us that most of the shoplifting cases at their shop were from local indigenous people, especially the female folk”

Of all the five cases of shoplifting that were recorded at Opuwo Power Save shop this year, all the perpetrators were Himba women.

At the neighboring shop, the manager of Woermann Hyper says the shop had 16 cases of shoplifting this year, and records show that women are the top perpetrators, while men are at the bottom of the list. The top perpetrators with regards to the highest and least number of incidences are as follows:

Top Thieves in Opuwo Supermarkets and Shops

1 – Himba women
2 – OvaZemba women
3 – Herero women
4 – Wambo women
5 – Men

Fortunately, thieves who are caught red-handed have the option of paying a price that is 10 times the price of the stolen item or face arrest.



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