Officers from the Drug Law Enforcement Unit and the Serious Crime Unit discovered 301 kilograms of dagga in twelve hessian bags that nearly filled a house in Windhoek’s Goreangab residential area on Sunday 27 June 2004, following ongoing police operations.[1] The unit commander, Detective Inspector Barry de Klerk, called it the biggest single quantity of dagga seized by Namibian police since independence, valued at about N$903,000.[1]

A 58-year-old Namibian man and his 43-year-old girlfriend, together with a 36-year-old South African woman, were arrested at the scene and were due in court that week on a charge of dealing in cannabis.[1]