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8 May-8am news

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#e-Health Takes Root as Public Health Facilities Get Connected...
#Credit Growth Accelerates, Led by Corporate Demand....
# Pedestrian Accidents Surge as MVA Urges Caution .....
#Barrick Mining Struggles with Tax Disputes and Gold Storage in Mali ......PLUS
#​Trump administration reportedly planning to send migrants to Libya
8 May 12AM English South Africa News

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2 June - Top Stories

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Week in Review - 31 May

Trigon exits Kombat Mine in a N$429 million deal, while the Bank of Namibia moves to diversify reserves with local gold. Plus, Havana vendors call for road progress, BRICS faces U.S. pushback, and Macron urges recognition of Palestine.
31 May 2AM 3 min

30 May - Top Stories

Namibia eyes gold reserves to diversify foreign holdings, while the U.S. issues a crime warning for travellers to Windhoek. Plus, SA moves to cap foreign jobs, and the U.S. mulls social media vetting for student visas.
30 May 1PM 2 min
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