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More than 200 livestock cases recorded in Omaheke since February
Kavango East residents advocate for regional division and constituency expansion
Swapo Party welcomes new members
Swapo Party Vice President urges defending independence's legacy 
Swapo and Communists parties cement relationship
South African nationals in Namibia vote
Patriotism key in achieving Namibia's development agenda- VP
Namibia, Angola to extend broadcasting cooperation
Zambezi residents want original boundary restored
New chairperson for Keetmanshoop Council management Committee
Angolan children in Namibia’s corridors under discussion
Namibia, Angola’s senior officials meeting kicks off in Luanda
Political parties call on ECN to increase registration points
Zambezi Development Association removes boundary signboard in protest
ECN initiates vehicle scouting for November elections
Farmers in Kunene and Omusati face market access challenges
Ohangwena officials concerned over delayed government vehicle repairs
Namibia to develop ammonia bunkering hub

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