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Delayed Court cases a cause of concern
Man found guilty of raping stepdaughter
Guardians charged with murder sentenced
Sentencing of guardians charged with murder postponed
Disabled teen allegedly raped, impregnated
Shivute to investigate allegations of job interviews conducted at night
Fishrot trial shifted from October to January
Cross-border crimes between Namibia, Angola remain a concern
Human skull discovered at Otjoruharu
MIRCO concerned over a Namibian who lost his eyes in SA
Zambian national run over at Kanono Village
Justice Moses Chinhengo sworn in
N$90 million unclaimed in guardian funds
Traditional authorities urged to act as community guardians 
Namibia's laws around inheritance described as discriminatory
Namibian national attacked in SA admitted in hospital
Omatako youth demand agricultural land
Progress on National Sex Offenders' Register

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BRENDAN SIMBWAYE P.S. BENEFITS FROM SCHOOL WEAR DONATION
NAMIBIA FACES EXTREME HEAT AND EL NIÑO RISKS IN 2026/2027
PHARMACISTS PROMOTE SAFE MEDICINE USE IN ZAMBEZI
14-YEAR-OLD AUTHOR LAUNCHES SECOND BOOK
NAMFISA URGES CONSUMERS TO KNOW THEIR RIGHTS AND PROTECT THEIR FINANCES

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