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President Mbumba condemns terror attacks on innocent civilians in Moscow region
MIT and MWT caution public against fraudulent bid invitation
Walvis Bay Magistrates' Court in need of infrastructural boost
Magistrate urges action on ''shocking'' conditions in police holding cells
Police Inspector General urges cadet constables to embrace professionalism
Protesters demand justice for Okahandja police shooting victims
UNAM's Ogongo campus Indigenous Parks Project on the right track
Judgement expected in Fishrot recusal case
Rising number of GBV cases a thorn in the flesh - Shikongo
Burglars cause extensive damage at Keetmanshoop SME Park
Namibia's notorious inmate 'Ninja' released from prison
Former gang leader 'Ninja' walks free after 25 years
Pastor allegedly rapes female congregants
Katima Mulilo resident Calvin Sinyepe killed by unknown assailants
Onderombapa gets a police station
Promotion Operation kicks off in Oshana
UNFP reaffirms commitment to fight GBV
High Court to hear arguments on recusal of Judge Moses Chinhengo

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PONHOFI SECONDARY SCHOOL CELEBRATES 50 YEARS
NGURARE URGES CHURCH TO SUPPORT NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT
WITBOOI EXPRESSES CONDOLENCES TO REHOBOTH FAMILY
ETOSHA FIRES REMAIN A RISK AMID UNPREDICTABLE WINDS

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