A teacher sued The Namibian newspaper for 300,000 dollars after they published his private medical story. Fillipus Kavera told the Windhoek High Court that the article hurt him more than receiving wrong medicine from a pharmacy. He claims the newspaper broke his privacy and made him feel exposed to public shame. The report contained personal health details that should have stayed private. Kavera wants 150,000 dollars for privacy violation and another 150,000 dollars for reputation damage.
The newspaper article discussed how Kavera's lawyer demanded one million dollars from Kavmed Pharmacy at Rundu. His wife collected medicine but received women's birth control pills instead of testosterone treatment. Kavera accidentally got injected...