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MP Moongo tables motion to extend maternity leave 
LPM wants Zimbabwe's Ambassador send back
APP elects Djami as Kavango East Regional Chairperson
MP Henny Seibeb draws attention to small-scale miners
Spouse Bill back in limelight
Motion tabled to minimise long-distance deployments of spouses
UN General Assembly underway
Government addresses concerns over |Khomanin communal land rights
President Geingob attends 78th UN General Assembly
Swapo Party Katima Mulilo District recruitment drive
San community at Tsintsabis tired of marginalised status
Chief Regional Officers called to share information
Students unhappy with the Rent Control Bill delays
Nekundi moves motion to write off NSFAF loans
Namibia calls for unity among global south countries
Mbumba calls for solidarity against Western sanctions
JNC debates on Youth roles
Deserted national projects in Zambezi need revival

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