[1][2][3][4] Born Christina Jackbin Nanghali Fonsech in Oshakati, her father is an Angolan trader and her mother is Namibian.
In 2012, she was transferred to Windhoek, where she headed the regional community affairs office, holding the rank of chief inspector.
[6] During the police leadership of the retired inspector general Sebastain Ndeitunga, Da Fonsech-Shikongo was known for arresting self proclaimed traditional doctors and prophets especially in informal settlements around Windhoek.
In 2018 they were able to rescue a young woman who has been in hostage for three years after she left her job, sold her belonging and came to leave in the church.
[10] The police conduct these type of operations due to complains that community members rise against the traditional doctors and self proclaimed prophets.