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Epaphras Ndaitwah champions boy child welfare in Africa
President Nandi-Ndaitwah warns water crisis could drive conflict in Africa
Africa renews push for permanent seats on United Nations Security Council
TransNamib suspends two senior executives amid internal investigation
Zambia deports 242 illegal immigrants in mass operation
|Khomas Regional councillors urged to prioritise service delivery
Former Ambassador Kaiyamo urges public servants to uphold professionalism
Namibia strengthens cybercrime laws to align with global standards
AU Commission Chair urges Africa to drive own economic transformation
China and Namibia celebrate Chinese New Year
UN Chief condemns Africa’s exclusion from UN Security Council
Burundi’s President Évariste Ndayishimiye elected AU Chairperson
African leaders seek divine guidance in continental development decisions
Uganda pledges US$1 Million to support APRM operations
President Nandi-Ndaitwah urges Africa to be partner of choice, not battleground
NANSO leadership meets with Venezuela’s Ambassador Magaly Henríquez
African leaders to review African Standby Force MoU
AU calls for revocation of Israel’s recognition of Somaliland

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