Academic Mutjinde Katjiua, who is regarded as Ombara Otjitambi by certain quarters of the Ovaherero, has pinned the blame squarely on government for the division that has engulfed his tribesmen
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Facing farming challenges head-on
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Nust, partners dig into climate change awareness…as Namibia heats up
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African leaders call for reforms of international financial system
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Airlines grapple with rise in turbulent passengers
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How repo rate change impacts the economy
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A beloved teacher has died: A Tribute to Mitiri Ujaha
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