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WE CAN FIX IT: The president says too few Namibians are empowered, and the answer is to grow that number. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

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CRUSHING DEBT: Standing committee members Imms Nashinge, Ipumbu Shiimi and Martha Iitope examine the impact of mounting household debt during a public hearing in Oshakati. Photo: Loise Shiimi

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WE CAN FIX IT: The president says too few Namibians are empowered, and the answer is to grow that number. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

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