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JPG. The ministry of Health and Social Services last week disposed of expired medicine at Kupferberg Waste Disposal Site.

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Govt dumps N$15m medicine at Kupferberg

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FORGING AHEAD: Khomas governor Sam Nujoma. Photo contributed

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Two newborns dumped in Walvis Bay

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