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[Windhoek Observer - Namibia] - 28/11/2025
Namibia went to the polls this week in an atmosphere that was largely calm, orderly and dignified. It is a reminder that, despite frustrations and imperfections, the country remains committed to democratic processes that many societies struggle to uphold. The peaceful character of our elections (…)
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