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CCC Namibia Issues Bold Call To Resist Tshabangu And Cabal - Vimarsana News

CCC Namibia Issues Bold Call To Resist Tshabangu And Cabal

Tinashe Sambiri In a resounding call for authenticity and steadfast dedication to the principles of change, the CCC Namibia, Rundu Branch, has issued a bold statement urging citizens to resist the influence of Tshabangu and the perceived cabal. Dated January 9, 2024, the statement highlights the dismay of progressive citizens and revolutionary intellectuals in Namibia…

Source: zimeye.net
CCC Namibia Roasts Sengezo Tshabangu - Vimarsana News

CCC Namibia Roasts Sengezo Tshabangu

Tinashe Sambiri In a resounding call for authenticity and steadfast dedication to the principles of change, the CCC Namibia, Rundu Branch, has issued a bold statement urging citizens to resist the influence of Tshabangu and the perceived cabal. Dated January 9, 2024, the statement highlights the dismay of progressive citizens and revolutionary intellectuals in Namibia…

Source: zimeye.net
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Governor accused of illegally allocating Govt house to private secretary - Vimarsana News

Governor accused of illegally allocating Govt house to private secretary

Kavango East governor Bonifatius Wakudumo is being accused of “forcing” the regional council to allow his private secretary, Benitha Ndara, to illegally occupy a regional council house at Rundu.

'I cry day and night' - The Namibian - Vimarsana News

'I cry day and night' - The Namibian

Rundu pensioner Aloys Sipilikita (60) dreamt of his last-born son, Alpo (18), becoming a doctor or engineer.