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President Nandi-Ndaitwah Advances Regional Partnerships During Visits to Botswana and Zambia
National Council MPs urge President to address unequal development
LPM MP Labuschagne warns Roads Bill could burden the poor
Land, water, food insecurity dominate agriculture budget debate
MPs demand tangible progress in housing delivery
Katima Mulilo residents blame council for development stagnation
Kauma highlights Rundu’s growth amid population rise
Zambian Professor recalls Nujoma’s visits during liberation era
MPs raise alarm over illegal fishing and lack of local benefits
Some NC MPs oppose emergency budget reallocation
UNP welcomes 34 new members, pledges to empower locals
Namibia hits 85% TB treatment success
8th Parliament members gather in Swakopmund for induction seminar
MPs slam Environment Ministry over hunting regulations
Aupindi criticises NamPower’s 17.44% tariff hike proposal
ECD centers to incorporate awareness on children's safety
49 White South Africans arrive in U.S. under Trump refugee programme
Sankwasa confronts Katima Council over controversial land-vehicle swap

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

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LITERACY PROGRAMME EMPOWERS COMMUNITIES
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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