SPAR Namibia has announced that it will be the lead sponsor for the country’s junior national inline hockey teams for the next three years.
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Aashakati ye li kootenda otaya indile oonete dhoomwe
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Police foil N$1 million robbery… suspects later arrested for stealing wine
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