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We stand at a crossroads with our guide: Neil Fulton, dean of the University of South Dakota School of Law. He walks us through what could be next for the country.

Four documentary films by Namibian producers will screen tonight at the City of Windhoek parking lot as part of the annual Namibia Film Week, which started Wednesday.

The Irving A. Hansen Memorial Foundation awarded Avera's Walking Forward Program with a $200,000 grant. The program is aimed to provide tribal communities to cancer services.

So many people around us. it was pretty easy to get up, but once we got there, there was taliban lined up against the airport. >> we've seen the crowds outside. what was that like to try to manage that? >> it was so scary. we were scared they might try to open car doors and try to take our stuff and whatnot. we didn't feel safe going there, but when it's necessary, you have to go through it, right? once we got closer, we got out of the car and we passed the taliban and they had actually stopped us. once they stopped us, they took my mom's passport. when they saw we were americans, they actuall...

Several organizations worked together to help women in the Oglala Sioux Tribe get screened for breast and cervical cancer.