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Integration crucial to globalised world
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Integration crucial to globalised world

Erongo region governor Neville Andre Itope has emphasised the crucial role integration plays in today’s globalised world, as it allows countries to tap into new markets, expand their reach and create mutually beneficial partnerships.

Threats to agricultural livelihoods
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Threats to agricultural livelihoods

In an alarming display of callousness, local municipalities across our nation have been confiscating traditional houses and fertile agricultural lands from their rightful owners under the guise of town development.