From half mast flags to suspended sport: Understanding national mourning
[The Namibian - Namibia] - 11/02/2025
Following the decision by the government to declare a period of national mourning, former ombudsman John Walters yesterday said it is a general practice but it does not have a legal description within the Constitution. The government says no sport activities are to be held during the period of (…)
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