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Caprivi treason convict released
||Kharas police intensify festive operations
Erongo police seek help to identify deceased man
NASWU protests in Rundu over minimum wage
Rehoboth bail hearing postponed
GBV Risks Creating Cycle of Abuse
Zambezi police probe murder of 6-year-old
Minister Iipumbu honours essential workers during festive season
Hardap road crash tragedy still weighs on community
Most crime categories rise during festive season
Zambia Arrests 25 Suspected Illegal Immigrants
Allegations of unfair labour practices raised in fishing sector
Police reassure public of commitment to serve during festive season
Shikongo highlights community role in Kavango East crime
Supreme Court allows video testimony in Fishcor case
UNCHR officer denied bail over fraud
Shikongo urges Erongo residents to report criminals
Okuryangava Police Station construction progressing

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