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26 June-7am news

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# Bloomberg Africa Journalism Training Launched in Windhoek....
# Gross Domestic Product Rises as Services Sector Drives Growth....
# South Africa President Assures Normal Working Day Amid Planned Protests .....
# Kenya Protest Anniversary Marked with Arrests and Tight Security ......PLUS
# Dow Hits Record High as Tech Stocks Slide
26 Jun 12AM English Namibia News

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