Zambezi governor Lawrence Sampofu has commended the tribes in the region for slowly refraining from social ills of tribalism, but warned them against secessionism.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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BoN engages editors and journalists
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President’s Cup launched …as legends set to resume rivalry
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Brain Battle – First Ever Social Science Quiz
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Young female pilot soars to new heights
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Otjiwarongo transforms waste into valuable resource
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219 receive houses in Oshikuku
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Katutura hospital dialysis unit to open doors
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Muinjangue: Genocide affected communities asleep
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