Otjozondjupa governor James Uerikua says as much as the government has made strides in protecting the rights of women and girls, the rights of the boy child must not be forgotten.
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Love triangle leads to attempted murder charge
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NFA capacitates school coaches
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Namcol celebrates academic triumphs
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Bankrupt FTX sells stake in hot AI start-up
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Japanese diaper maker switches to adult market
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Iipumbu: Regions should leverage competitive advantage
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Kamanjab invites investments into infrastructure
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Ovambanderu office construction employs youth
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