I WELCOME Angelina and Brad to Namibia, respect their desire for privacy, and wish them well during the birth of their child.
However, there is something inherently disturbing about reportedly obnoxious foreigners (their bodyguards) chasing Namibian citizens off their own beaches. Do they have a legal right to do this? How far do beachfront property rights extend into the ocean? Lastly, foreign journalists are required to have work permits when reporting from this country.Do these foreign security personnel have permits to ply their trade in Namibia? It would be interesting if some of your legally minded readers could shed some light on these queries.Zapata Via e-mailDo they have a legal right to do this? How far do beachfront property rights extend into the ocean? Lastly, foreign journalists are required to have work permits when reporting from this country.Do these foreign security personnel have permits to ply their trade in Namibia? It would be interesting if some of your legally minded readers could shed some light on these queries.Zapata Via e-mail
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