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LPM MP advocates for establishment of Namibian Creative Hall of Fame
Whistleblower act still not fully operational
Interface sessions of parliament play vital role
President Geingob leaves for UN General Assembly
Newly appointed Deputy Ministers were sworn in
NUDO MP tables motion to amend Article 47
NSA, ECN sign MoU
LPM calls for community shareholding in emerging sectors
Parliamentary standing committee oversight visits commended
Swapo Party members urge to abide by constitution
Swapo Party office construction at Talimanus
SPWC interrogates gender justice
Swakopmund Council extends CEO's contract
Local authority leaders urged to avoid political affiliation 
We are a force to be reckoned with - President Geingob
PDM pledges to support Paragon
Government consistently congratulates election winners worldwide
Gobabis aging electrical network concerns

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