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Namibia remembers former First Lady Penehupifo Pohamba at a memorial service in Ohangwena, and Meatco resumes slaughtering at Okapuka with a 20 percent cut in producer prices. And, Cape Town Airport faces delays amid taxi unrest, and US Vice President JD Vance says he expects the Iran war to end soon. More at futuremedianews.com.na.
30 Oct 1PM English Namibia News

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