Business as usual on Workers Day
[Windhoek Observer - Namibia] - 8/05/2025
After everything was said and done, including both good and bad speeches, some well-meaning and others not worth the paper they were written on, most of these speeches lacked sincerity, as has become routine; many were more like recitals than genuine speeches. Therefore, Yours Truly (…)
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