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Namibia: Red Line Budget Irks Schlettwein

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[Namibian] MINISTER of agriculture, water and land reform Calle Schlettwein has expressed concern over the insufficient budget allocated for government efforts to remove the red line.

Source : African Media Agency (AMA)

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