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Namibia remains safe and stable- Naanda
President Geingob and First lady hosted a luncheon in honor of u.s first lady
U.S First Lady arrives in Namibia
MURD holds fourth decentralization consultative forum
Anna Andimba elected as Chairperson of Junior National Council
High failure rate attributed to a lack of parental involvement
MURD holds decentralization consultative forum
PDM President proposes a special fund to assist flood victims
Angola's Ambassador to Namibia visits Hardap and ||Kharas governors
America's First Lady Dr Jill Biden to visit Namibia
Sierra Leone's Foreign Minister pays courtesy call
Namibia and Sierra Leone sign MoU to strengthen multilateral agreements
Namibians in the UK face deportation
Botswana, Namibia to sign MoU to permit use of IDs for cross border travel
President returns from AU's 36th Ordinary Session
African countries submit tariffs to AfCFTA Secretariat
Suspensions of Mali, Guinea, Burkina Faso & Sudan from continental body maintained 
Namibia welcomes Peace and Security Report

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NGURARE SAYS NAMIBIA RETAINS CONTROL OF WATER RESOURCES
BUSINESS TODAY | NAMIBIA’S NEW VEHICLE SALES HIT HIGHEST LEVEL SINCE 2015
BURUNDIAN GROUPS URGE AU ACTION OVER KENYA TRADER RESTRICTIONS
SWAKOPMUND MAYOR URGES YOUTH TO DRIVE COMMUNITY SOLUTIONS
UUKWALUUDHI URGES NBC TO DECENTRALISE SERVICES

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