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A constitutional analysis of law-making, constitutionalism and the doctrine of legality in Namibia

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LOCAL SOURCING: NTA chief executive officer Erick Nenghwanya. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTEDrn

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APPEAL: The Supreme Court has overturned a US$34 million tanker ruling. PHOTO: shipspotting.com

Supreme Court overturns US$34m oil tanker ruling

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NAMIBIAN TRUMP: Urban and rural development minister James Sankwasa. PHOTO: FILE

Sankwasa likened to Trump for withholding Kunene budget

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DECLARED: TransNamib deputy chairperson Gilroy Kasper. PHOTO: CONTRIBUTED

Ex-chair alleges conflict over deputy's law firm ties to TransNamib

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EQUAL RIGHTS: Participants at the 2021 Namibian Pride Parade. PHOTO: Equal Namibia

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PARTIAL VICTORIES: Members and supporters of the LGBTQu002B community outside the Windhoek High Court in June 2024, minutes after Namibiau0027s sodomy law was declared unconstitutional. PHOTO: File/Kristien Kruger

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Lazarus Kwedhi: Photo: Contributing

Protecting land rights first, not just following procedures

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