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Geingob enters education fray
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Geingob enters education fray

Education stakeholders must work around the clock to find solutions to address the myriad of challenges facing the sector, instead of playing a blame game that resolves nothing. 

Uproar over planned Kunene people’s park
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Uproar over planned Kunene people’s park

An initiative to establish a wildlife conservation park which will see large tracts of communal land in Kunene falling into private hands and conservancies, has ignited an uproar as certain quarters fear losing their ancestral and grazing land. 

AR shuns ‘celebrity activists’
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AR shuns ‘celebrity activists’

Affirmative Repositioning leader and chief activist Job Amupanda has cautioned his red army against possible infiltration by fly-by-night political opportunists masquerading as activists, while their main objective is enjoying the limelight that comes with association with the movement.