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Workers’ rights always prioritised, Geingob says

Namibian employees’ welfare ‘sacrosanct’
With the threat of a public servant strike averted, the president said it is now time to "steer our country to calmer waters".
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President Hage Geingob says government has always enjoyed a harmonious relationship with Namibian labour movements, and prioritises workers’ rights.He made the comments following
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Namibian Sun 2024-11-27

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