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Environment minister calls for stronger global support to tackle climate change Staff Reporter THE Minister of Environment, Indileni Daniel, has highlighted the impact of climate change on Namibia and called for collective action from the international communit - Instagram

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Environment minister calls for stronger global support to tackle climate change Staff Reporter THE Minister of Environment, Indileni Daniel, has highlighted the impact of climate change on Namibia and called for collective action from the international communit    Instagram

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Environment minister calls for stronger global support to tackle climate change Staff Reporter THE Minister of Environment, Indileni Daniel, has highlighted the impact of climate change on Namibia and called for collective action from the international communit - Instagram
11/12/2026, 11:01:26 AM
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