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Title	Type	Date	Words
No progress in combating violence.		Dec 1, 2006	735
LGBTI Namibians speak out.		Dec 1, 2006	1349
Media Diversity--a growing movement.	Conference news	Dec 1, 2006	634
Friendly Haven Shelter celebrates its 10th anniversary.		Sep 1, 2006	657
From 16 to 365 Days of Action.		Sep 1, 2006	703
Another World is Possible!		Sep 1, 2006	684
Natasha Lamoela--developing the magical world of theatre.	Biography	Jul 1, 2006	1522
Who will clean up after Ramatex?		Jul 1, 2006	534
Life after the flood.		Jul 1, 2006	1099
The time to promote the human rights of African women is now!		Jul 1, 2006	993
"Why I write poetry ..."--an interview with Bibi Gava.	Interview	Jul 1, 2006	634
Naomi Kisting: we can change the face of the world! For Naomi Kisting, the church and her community have always been her refuge and source of spiritual sustenance. But far from being a passive member, she herself is a catalyst for critical self-reflection, empowerment and returning to the basic values of the Christian faith--love, dignity, respect and altruism.		May 1, 2006	1619
Tunakie Uushona--Queen of Otyaka: as a child she sang and danced to the songs of legendary Owambo folk singers, such as Nanghili Nasheema. In April 2006, Tunakie Uushona will launch her debut album, Ombwila, based on the sounds of her childhood.		May 1, 2006	473
KCR 106.2 FM relaunched!		Nov 1, 2005	493
Uitani: the country's coolest children's radio programme is launched on KCR 106.2 FM.		Jun 1, 2005	465
Born to sing.		Jul 1, 2004	685
Goodbye Women's Solidarity.		Mar 1, 2004	655
Education of girls not on par with boys: who does what about it?		Mar 1, 2004	1271
Seeking shelter in a safe and friendly haven.		Nov 1, 2003	1211
Putting sexual and reproductive choice on the SADC agenda.		Nov 1, 2003	687
106.2 FM: voice of the people.		Nov 1, 2003	711
Is there a future for women in Southern Africa?		Sep 1, 2003	1236
African women unite against Aids.		Sep 1, 2003	836
Alexia Ncube: different and able: The plight of differently abled people, and in particular that of differently abled women, has long been overshadowed by the struggles of other minorities and social problems such as poverty and HIV and Aids.		Jun 1, 2003	1252
Treatment for HIV and Aids to become a reality.		Jun 1, 2003	680
Girls' writing club tackles: sugar daddies; Sister Namibia has embarked on an exciting new project! We have established a creative writing club for girls, which developed out of the short story competition and conflict resolution workshop we held earlier this year.		Jun 1, 2003	1151
Telling real stories.		Jan 1, 2003	1160
Women are marching and mourning.	Brief Article	Jan 1, 2003	371
Trial-awaiting women prisoners: forgotten and neglected.		Jan 1, 2003	1267
Abortion law reform ruled out for now.		Jan 1, 2003	1231