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Zimbabweans to vote on Wednesday
APP expels Vincent Kanyetu
NDP replaces Watson Kalaluka with Simasiku Mukendwa
Strengthening women in leadership workshop
Plans for ||AU-OB Electricity Distribution Company face setbacks
Walvis Bay taxi drivers petition
National Council committee examines road infrastructure
Law to address statelessness anticipated
Swapo Party members called to unite
Government urged to make the youth the centre of discussions
RP opposes legislation allowing LGBTQ community practises
Namibia to benefit from Algeria in various sectors
ECN shoots down AR claims
||Kharas rural road infrastructure
Swapo Party assigns leaders in ||Kharas Region
Zambezi security companies flouting labour law
Nampower blamed for high electricity cost
Hunt for new Outjo CEO in its final stages

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HICHILEMA URGES MINING FIRMS TO PRIORITISE LOCAL JOBS
ANGOLA URGES AFRICA TO PROTECT DIAMOND INDUSTRY
PENDA NAANDA REAFFIRMS AU CALL FOR UN SECURITY COUNCIL REFORM
ZAMBEZI RECORDS OVER 33,000 MALARIA CASES SINCE JANUARY
ONGWEDIVA CALLS FOR AN END TO MENTAL HEALTH STIGMA

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