Friday 17 May - Top Stories

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#Urban Minister Urges Internal Solutions for Municipal Debt, Katutura Committee Responds #Geluk Psychology Services Launches Pro-Bono Counseling Campaign #South Africa's Editors Forum has expressed concern over the safety of journalists during the election #ExxonMobil to End 33-Year Lease on Lagos Office Amid Operational Scale-Down in Nigeria ...and #Pharmacists go on…

#Katutura Residents Committee Responds to Minister’s Plea for Local Debt Solutions #Geluk Psychology Services is currently running a Pro-Bono campaign offering counseling services. #Referendum Party In S.A Warns of Weakened ANC and Urges Western Cape Independence #Burkina Faso Civil Society Leader Kidnapped After Prison Release...and # American Ambassador to Iraq…

#City of Windhoek today launched a project to install high-mast lights in various sites within Windhoek’s informal settlements #Multiple Sclerosis training for nurses and doctors underway in Windhoek #ActionSA leader Herman Mashaba says his party won’t work with the ANC #Nigerian President Signs Bill to Reinstate Independence-Era National Anthem ...and…

#Namibia Blood Transfusion Service and Oncology Center: Service Updates and Client Visits Reviewed #Windhoek Meteorological Office Forecasts Chilly Weekend and Colder Week Ahead # United Democratic Front Intensifies Voter Engagement Ahead of National Elections #S.A President Ramaphosa Deploys close to 3 thousand Defence Force Members to Support Police Crime Efforts…