Namibia: 'Don't Be Divided By Swapo Campaigns'

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Namibia: 'Don't Be Divided By Swapo Campaigns'

[Namibian] THE Swapo coordinator for the //Kharas region, Mathew Mumbala, has called on party members to remain united and not to be divided by the campaigns of those nominated for the vice president, secretary general (SG) and deputy secretary general positions in Swapo.

Source: allAfrica.com

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