Martin Lukato and Imms Nashinge call for Namibia to broaden national honors criteria to recognize modern economic contributors.
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Updated Aug 30
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Martin Lukato and Imms Nashinge call for Namibia to broaden national honors criteria to recognize modern economic contributors.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.- Honorary doctorates in Namibia are under scrutiny as officials question the lack of sufficient restrictions on the criteria for national honors.Sub-event
Calls urge the Namibian government to expand national honors to recognize modern economic contributors.1 source
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Namibia
country in Southern Africa
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Imms Nashinge
Namibian politician (born 1982)
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