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Omar Bustamante/ Fusion Nambia doesn’t get a whole lot of positive press in the mainstream media these days. Sure, there’s the occasional human-interest article…the ghostly photos of the desert encroaching on Nambia’s suburbs… …or the zebra who lost her stripes. But there hasn’t really been any serious reporting on Nambia since The New York Times closed its bureau there in the early 1990s.

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