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Planned 'Hall of Fame' for creatives and athletes gains support
National Assembly adopts Ohangwena outreach programme report
MP's commends Ministry of Finance and Public Enterprises'
Mining Commissioner requested to provide EPLs issued for lithium exploration
UDF President, Apius !Auchab seeks re-election
National Council MPs trained in diplomacy
ECN to hold mock voter registration
Swapo Party bent on regaining lost votes in next election
Paternity leave receives support from some Members of Parliament
President Geingob attends Martti Ahtissari's funeral
MPs seek clarity on national anthem
America aims to deepen interest in various areas of collaboration - Phee
Swapo Party members warned against corruption
187 UN member states vote to end US sanctions on on Cuba
Namibians to march in support of Palestine tomorrow
187 UN member states vote to end US sanctions on Cuba
Minister Uutoni introduces amendment to Electoral Act of 2014
Namibia will not sign NPA - Nandi-Ndaitwah

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