'Caprivi 15' treason suspects refuse to budge on jurisdiction challenge

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'Caprivi 15' treason suspects refuse to budge on jurisdiction challenge

WERNER MENGES at GROOTFONTEIN

THE 15 high treason suspects who lost their legal representation three weeks ago, have dug in their heels over their insistence that they want to dispute the Namibian State's power over the Caprivi Region and the High Court's power to try them.

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