Kampani ya zabumalonda ikwenuhezi kwa Khuta Yepahami kuli ihapeleze likolo la njimo kulukulula masheleñi alikana bolule babane ni licika (N$4.5 million), kamusebezi one ifile kwa simu ya mupunga ya Kalimbeza mwasikiliti sa Zambezi.
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Namibia oil discovery could be a ‘giant’
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Development Bank, NIPDB formalise cooperation
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Opinion – Fearing the pandemic of suicide
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Opinion – A synopsis of President Hage G Geingob
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Over 600 fishermen unemployed again
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Police commissioner allegedly bumps pedestrian to death
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Americans’ lawyers question rights’ infringements
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Angolan minors scrounge in bins for food
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