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Motion to further review Marine Resources Amendment Act rejected
MIRCO defends Africa's position on Israel, Palestine conflict
President Geingob attends Africa Energy Week
Swapo Party VP encourages nation to invest in Agriculture
Karasburg TC workers discontent over state of affairs
Targeted groups to benefit from Conditional Basic Income Grant
UNSC urged to act swiftly in Israel-Palestine conflict  
Vendors in Tsumeb refuse to move to new market
I have no say in the Beukes suspension - Dr. Mushelenga
Uranium mines comment on Gov export regulations
Uranium mine's utility bills questioned
Labour Ministry to develop an employment policy
Systems not talking to each other creates loopholes - Tweya
Ministerial Session of BNC reviews 75 legal instruments
Motion for debate on Policy of National Reconciliation introduced
Orange River boundary dispute a discussion point at BNC sessions 
PDM's third Private Members Bill rejected
Energy supply tops agenda of Namibia-South Africa ministerial meeting

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