The 2023 Population & Housing Census enumeration officially starts today and will conclude on 3 November. The census enumeration is where all households and dwelling units are enumerated.
Author: Correspondent (Correspondent )
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Former cop sentenced for toddler’s murder
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MICT encourages Namibians to register SIM cards
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Two truck drivers die in Botswana collision
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