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Guinas residents demand access to electricity, open market

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2025-01-16
TSINTSABIS, 16 January 2025 – Tsintsabis is situated about 65km east of Tsumeb and has some 4 000 residents. (Photo by: Gabriel Thomas) NAMPA TSINTSABIS, 16 January 2025 – Tsintsabis is situated about 65km east of Tsumeb and has some 4 000 residents. (Photo by: Gabriel Thomas) NAMPA
TSINTSABIS, 16 JAN (NAMPA) - Residents of the Guinas Constituency in the Oshikoto region are demanding access to electricity, a supermarket, and open markets ahead of the by-elections on Friday.

A total of 4331 eligible voters in the Guinas Constituency are expected to cast their votes at 20 polling stations, including five fixed stations and 15 mobile stations, between 07h00 and 21h00. Voters will choose between the Landless People’s Movement (...
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TSINTSABIS, 16 January 2025: Residents of the Guinas Constituency are demanding access to electricity, a supermarket, and open markets ahead of the by-elections on Friday. Vendors Uuyunikevi Nashikaku (L) and Heraria Hambudi (R) are hoping to see an open market constructed in the area. (Photo by: Linea Dishena) NAMPA TSINTSABIS, 16 January 2025: Residents of the Guinas Constituency are demanding access to electricity, a supermarket, and open markets ahead of the by-elections on Friday. Vendors Uuyunikevi Nashikaku (L) and Heraria Hambudi (R) are hoping to see an open market constructed in the area. (Photo by: Linea Dishena) NAMPA
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