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	The Namibian Newspaper Cup unbelievable: Khumalo

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	Simply Slim supplements still banned in Namibia

	Namibia made progress in a fight against Malaria

	Alcohol destroying Namibian youths

	African states push for UN ban on female circumcision

	Namibia as part of the International world: “Present position of Namibia in International public laws regarding local Occupational Health and safety laws”

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	It`s world Cup Fever in England: An event not to miss

	Namibian Gathering in the USA 2010 a resounding Success

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Travel and Tourism News

Waterberg – the place of the calabash

3/3/2010

On the way to the Waterberg, one turns off to Okakarara some 30 odd kilometres from Otjiwarongo and one of the first features that confront the eye is the massive sandstone plateau not so far away. That is the Waterberg, or Otjozondjupa, as it is known in the Otjiherero language – the place of the calabash. Full Story

Namibia up for top tourism award

5/15/2010

NAMIBIA has been shortlisted for the World Travel Tourism Council (WTTC) awards in the community benefits category together with India and New Zealand Full Story

Southern Africa`s Trans Kalahari Corridor a popular route

5/15/2010

TRAFFIC volumes on the Trans Kalahari Corridor have grown from a low of 15 per cent to 60 per cent since its inception in 2003 Full Story

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