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NO OVERT VIOLENCE: Multiple studies have found that quieter issues can make citizens feel unsafe, unheard or intimidated despite the absence of actual violence. IMAGE: FILE

ECN flags rising tensions as elections near

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John Steytler, former economic presidential advisor, and founding member and MD of R&J Steytler

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Namibia’s first out LGBTQ+ candidates aim to change laws and minds

1 Year Ago

REPRESENTATION MATTERS: Openly gay Namibian parliamentary candidate William Minnie (left) and openly pansexual Namibian parliamentary candidate Kevin Wessels pose for photos during the ILGA-World LGBTQ+ conference in Cape Town, South Africa, on 15 November. PHOTO: Thomson Reuters Foundation/Enrique Anarte

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