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We are not loafers – former Air Namibia workers

Ex-employees take aim at finance minister
"We have been treated like dogs at all the ministries; the finance minister has forgotten that he is a public servant," the group lamented.
Jemima Beukes
Former workers of now-defunct Air Namibia camped out at its deserted headquarters yesterday, demanding outstanding payments and refunds on what they believe were unlawful tax deduc
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Namibian Sun 2025-02-03

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