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Nandi-Ndaitwah applauds Okaku residents on the by-election
Late Ndondji Joseph Kautjingu's family and community hold demonstration
Ministry of Home Affairs completes ID duplications in Zambezi
Young people are underrepresented in the tour guide subsector
||Kharas Governor sourced the donation from Old Mutual
Namibia supports China's peace plan for Russia and Ukraine
Late Abisai Uetuesapi Mungendje get official funeral
Namibia's foreign direct investment need strategic plans
Okaku by-election voters turnout a disappointment
Deputy Chief Stefanus Goliath remembered
Scholarships availed to study in fuel industry
Youth unemployment addressed service recruitment
Youth Ministry empowers youth through Seminar
Lack of data and research on TB infections in the mining sector causes concern
Namibia attracts significant amount of foreign investment
Vocational training to be solution to low education quality
Cabinet makes decisions on Food Bank and Education
Civil war refugees in Namibia still without any national documents

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