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28 October - Top Stories

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President Nandi-Ndaitwah is in Moscow for the Russia-Africa Summit, and the Agriculture Ministry gives its latest foot-and-mouth update.
Also: Tanzania’s Tundu Lissu reportedly begins a prison hunger strike ahead of a treason verdict, and Microsoft offers voluntary retrenchment to about 60,000 staff as it pours billions into AI.
28 Oct 1PM English Namibia News

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