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US First Lady Jill Biden impresses President Geingob
|Hai-|Khaua mourns death of their leader
Okahandja boys takes an oath against GBV
Schlettwein calls for UN coordination in water management
Katutura Health Centre's to operate for 24 hours
Namibia National Children's Hearts Trust launched
Uis community alleges that Xinfeng and others mines, contravenes their mining license
LPM leader appeals to Alweendo to prosecute Xinfeng Investment
MIRCO Minister tables Ministry's vote for over N$932.7 million in National Assembly
ECN to conduct various surveys on voter apathy and low voter turnout
Parliamentarian Inna Hengari was granted bail
Quality affordable houses to be available soon for rent
Agriculture remains significant to Namibia's economy
Construction of Windhoek and Hosea Kutako International Airport road commenced
SABA and Rights Alliance for Southern Africa to potentially collaborate
South African Embassy in Namibia marked Human Rights Day
Debmarine Namibia contributes to national treasury
Etayi Constituency gets Primary Health Care Clinic

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