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Okashana ‘landrot’: Community threatens alleged land invaders

Group to ‘take law into own hands’
Prominent politicians and businesspeople have allegedly fenced off grazing areas at Okashana Kuukongo waNehale, drawing the ire of the community.
Kenya Kambowe
A group of over 100 communal cattle herders yesterday gave Oshikoto governor Penda Ya Ndakolo and the police an ultimatum to deal with alleged land invaders who fenced off grazing
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