A 53-year-old Dutch national, who was murdered in front of his rented Swakopmund home on Monday, was not only known in the drug trafficking network but had a criminal history in the Netherlands, where he was also convicted of murder in 2001.
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Katiti challenges medicine tender conditions
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Govt advocates cheaper, ‘DIY’ divorce
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N$194m to fix portion of major highway
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Mushelenga wants 100% internet coverage
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Oshana, WFP ink deal to promote food security
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Parliament denies poor delivery
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Shikongo, Murere and Kinda for Commonwealth Games …as Namibia gets three slots
With Namibia having received only three slots for its para-athletes at this year’s Commonwealth Games, the country’s veteran campaigner Ananias Shikongo, Bradley Murere and Chris Kinda are the three athletes that will represent the country in that discipline.
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Popya with with Ekonia Kamati – Love the Namibian child
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Ncube scoops Vice-Chancellor Award
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