Republican Party vows to nationalise mining and fishing industries

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2024-08-15

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WINDHOEK, 15 AUG (NAMPA) – The Republican Party (RP) states that if elected to power, it vows to nationalise the mining and fishing industries as part of its effort to ensure a fair distribution of natural resources.
The party, which is expected to participate in the general elections slated for 27 November this year, says that it will ensure the fair distribution of the country’s natural resources, including minerals, among all Namibians.
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