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Kavango ‘voting cows’ being used and abused – Diescho

Political analyst not surprised at abandonment of family
Diescho has criticised a 'culture of funerals' in Namibia, saying people are honoured only after their deaths instead of being supported while alive.
Kenya Kambowe
Professor Joseph Diescho has urged leaders representing Kavango residents to prioritise the needs of the voters over and above the political parties they belong to.In addition, he
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Namibian Sun 2025-01-07

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