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ICT Executive Director Nakale warns public on rising cybercrime
Six killed in weekend road accidents amid rising violent crimes
Police chief urges officers to serve with professionalism
NamPol disavows viral video promoting racial division
Namib Mills defends wage offer amid ongoing strike
NAMDIA theft accused Joel Angula's bail hearing starts in Windhoek court
State seeks to freeze accounts of Rehoboth drug accused
Okahandja minors' murders remains a mystery
Lawyer Amoomo calls D-Naff court case "stillborn"
MEFT plans new sand and gravel mining rules
Oshana Police report gains in tackling complex crimes, armed robberies
Oshana Police launch Operation Ndjadila at Oshakati
Mandrax not classified as dangerous, lawyer says
NBC condemns attack on news crew
Five accused appear in court over assault of Katima Mulilo teacher
Judge dismisses most Fishrot trial postponement bids
Angula bail hearing postponed
Mandrax classification debated in court

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PONHOFI SECONDARY SCHOOL CELEBRATES 50 YEARS
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ETOSHA FIRES REMAIN A RISK AMID UNPREDICTABLE WINDS

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