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Swakopmund's high unemployed rate is a cause for concern
Institute for Public Policy Research's faces challenges in the procurement process
President Geingob champions youth agenda's
National Assembly approves reappointment of Junias Kandjeke
Government communication officers move to full implementation as gatekeepers
Okaku Constitueny by-election campaigns end
Namibia marks Commonwealth Day
Dr Hamata conferred state funeral
Okaku residents urged to deliever landslide victory
PDM canvassed votes in Okaku Constituency
IPC concludes Okaku Constituency by-election campaign
President Geingob extends condolences to Mungendje family
President Geingob extends condolences to Chief Stephanus Goliath's family
President Geingob calls on Swapo Party members to desist from spreading rumours
Planning for the 33rd independent celebrations progressing well
Naanda calls on officials to rededicate themselves
Namibia and Tanzania signs three Memoranda of Understandings
Nandi-Ndaitwah calls for strong diplomacy between Namibia and Tanzania

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