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DEMAND: The protest in Swakopmund taking place at Nedbank Namibia. Photo: Contributed

Army veterans protest over alleged missing UN money

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NEW TRACK: Windhoek mayor Ndeshihafela Larandja. PHOTO: FILE

N$5bn transport upgrade aims to make Windhoek mobility inclusive

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