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14-year-old boy arrested after allegedly raping three minor boys
Police Chief vows crackdown on drug networks
Drugs worth N$106 m seized and 3,264 arrested
Keetmanshoop resident hikes civil claim against magistrate to N$500,000
Authorities delay destruction of N$52 million dagga plantation at Hochfeld
Woman Arrested for Allegedly Killing Brother
Divundu murder suspects denied bail
Auditor-General warns of serious irregularities in gold mining sector
Wise Immanuel cracks down on labour arbitration delays
Supreme Court Rules for Windhoek Council in Medical Waste Treatment Dispute
Magistrates and Judges Association celebrates 30-year anniversary
Ox-Cart operator killed in Rundu collision with police vehicle
Office of the Judiary refelects on its progress
Namibia suspect’s bail hearing pushed to Tuesday
Katjimune's neutrality comes under scrutiny
Court hears dispute over Ovaherero Paramount Chief succession
Namibia to set E-Signature by February 2026
Lawyer in Ovaherero leadership tussle alleges a "coup d'etat"

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PONHOFI SECONDARY SCHOOL CELEBRATES 50 YEARS
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