Namibia ready to vote News24
Windhoek - Namibia's election commission says preparations for next week's national elections are going well as the country becomes the first in Africa to use electronic voting machines. "We will deploy 2080 teams to the 121 constitutions in the 14 regions of ...
Namibia ready for polling dayThe Citizen
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Windhoek - Namibia's election commission says preparations for next week's national elections are going well as the country becomes the first in Africa to use electronic voting machines. "We will deploy 2080 teams to the 121 constitutions in the 14 regions of ...
Namibia ready for polling day
Henning Melber Presents Understanding Namibia, an Exploration of the Nation's ...
Moses Andreas a Mechanic Turned Businessman New Era
Ongwediva — M A Trading Enterprises sits on the outskirts of Ongwediva in what is nowadays known as "old Ongwediva". The owner is Moses Andreas who is assisted by a team of four other mechanics or to put it bluntly "jacks of all trades". Woema paid ...
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Ongwediva — M A Trading Enterprises sits on the outskirts of Ongwediva in what is nowadays known as "old Ongwediva". The owner is Moses Andreas who is assisted by a team of four other mechanics or to put it bluntly "jacks of all trades". Woema paid ...
A look at Otjinene's new tarred roads…And its six women drivers New Era
OTJINENE – When Government decided a few years ago to shorten the route for trucks from Botswana to Grootfontein, en route to Angola and Zambia, it did not overlook Otjinene. The construction of this tarred road has allowed the village of Otjinene to grow, ...
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OTJINENE – When Government decided a few years ago to shorten the route for trucks from Botswana to Grootfontein, en route to Angola and Zambia, it did not overlook Otjinene. The construction of this tarred road has allowed the village of Otjinene to grow, ...
Experience Is Gained AllAfrica.com
A complaint from leaders in both public and private sector organisations is that time, effort and money are required to prepare youngsters entering the job market, so that they become productive employees. This also applies to those who graduated from ...
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A complaint from leaders in both public and private sector organisations is that time, effort and money are required to prepare youngsters entering the job market, so that they become productive employees. This also applies to those who graduated from ...
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