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Unity and peace are prerequisites for country's development- Nandi-Ndaitwah
SOEs not compelled to seek approval on subsistence & travel allowances 
National food security and self-sufficiency a priority
Mines Minister addresses lead exposure cover-up allegations
Omusati police engages political parties ahead of 2024 general elections
Keetmanshoop acting CEO resigns
USA to unveil new Embassy in Windhoek
Venaani tables motion to honour Kaptein Hendrik Witbooi
Tension runs high in NA over provision of sanitary pads
Enforcement of drought relief programme should be discussed - Dr. Iijambo
NASAWU members in Luderitz demonstrate against management
147th IPU Assembly to convene in Luanda
LPM concerned about safety of Enumerators
Presidency clarifies the genocide misleading reports
Two LPM Karasburg councillors arrested
Swapo Party VP urges Namibians to avoid tribalism
MPs debate on fair electoral process
Namibia, Zimbabwe discuss challenges faced by liberation movements

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