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The minister of agriculture, water, fisheries and land reform, Inge Zaamwani (front second from right) is joined by the nine generational farmworkers who received resettlement allotment letters after living in corridors for years. PHOTO Jacques du Toit

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Countries donate N$130 million to Namibia for drought relief

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