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Namibia faces funding crisis over unpaid war veterans

More than 11,000 Namibian war veterans are reportedly unpaid, with N$1.9 billion needed and funding freezes affecting veterans’ houses and farms.

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The large-scale payment and housing shortfall could trigger significant social and political pressure in Namibia.

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  1. Namibia: Funding Freezes Veterans' Houses, Farms ...Over 11 000 War Vets Unpaid, N$1.9b Needed ↗allafrica.com · Recorded source date: Sep 7, 2026, 1:17 PM UTC

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