New Era - 2021-01-05

• Govt delays opening of schools
• NIMT struggles to pay salaries, again
• Late Mutjavikua hailed as national asset
• Shalulile is one of Sundowns’ ‘best buys’
• Namibia ready for trade opportunit­ies offered by AfCFTA
• Dordabis grapples with stock theft, illegal hunting
• Director decries Covid testing delays
• Man electrocut­ed by illegal electricit­y connection
• Police probe death of Khorixas man
• Heavy outbound traffic flow from Erongo as holidays end
• Oshana sees reduction in crime with curfew
• A reflection on the peaceful demonstrat­ion
• Artists in uproar over Nascam royalties
• FMD hits NCAs hard
• Top agri-business ideas for 2021
• Overcoming hurdles in agricultur­e
• Govt’s domestic debt up to N$70bn
• January fuel prices to remain unchanged
• The EU: six decades of twists and turns
• India approves virus vaccines
• Iilonga yomomapya ya tameka
• Omukulupe a kwatwa koonkondo
• Uukongo waa li paveta wuudhila moPakistan
• A gwila melambo lyaVictori­a Falls
• Rebels capture C.African city of Bangassou
• 100 dead in attacks on two Niger villages
• SA hopes to begin virus vaccinatio­ns next month
• Gulf hunts fuel Pakistan falcon traffickin­g
• Democrat Pelosi narrowly re-elected as US House speaker
• US officials reject Trump claims on toll
• Beijing vaccinates thousands in Covid-19 jab drive
• Britain to roll out AstraZenec­a shots
• Guardiola defends Mendy after Covid protocol breach
• Australian Open quarantine plan facing legal challenge – report
• Ronaldo star of the show again
• Warriors to remain in isolation

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