New Era - 2021-01-22

• Namibians share virus vaccinatio­n experience
• Undoing a colonial legacy
• Dad catches daughter’s rapist red-handed
• Brave Warriors, Tanzania lock horns
• Fire victims feel like refugees
• Lize-Leandra Ann Ehlers
• Neckartal Dam not cracking Govt
• Nyae Nyae continues to improve governance
• Poor rains delay crop farming
• Social workers help fight against pandemic
• Unemployed teachers petition PM
• Lay litigant’s fraud trial stalls
• Ohangwena eases learner placing
• Councillor rues damage to crops
• Unam closes regional centres
• Online marketing a solution for Covid-hit businesses
• Taking a realistic view to religion
• Achieving equality through capacity building Gotlieb Kalombo
• Starvation wages not acceptable
• Namibia and the ethnic equality equation
• Advanced level set to improve quality of education
• President Hage Geingob: the victim of name-dropping
• Make poverty history in Namibia
• Be an agent of change
• A reflection on the year that was
• MTC posts N$2.6 billion in revenue for 2019/20
• Tucna calls for urgent establishm­ent of wage commission
• Time for policymake­rs to take tough decisions
• RTE Records, Slaughterh­ouze go their separate ways
• Kabeza the PPE guy
• Fishman back with a record label
• Breaking Free addresses violence and human interest issues
• Wonder Woman 1984
• Be authentic, weird and crazy
• Mabuzza seeks funds for tv series
• The Bodyguard tackling violence
• Rising by lifting others
• Somizi loses his cool after show is put on ice
• Conjugal congratula­tory messages pour in for Betty Davids
• Record labels vs musicians
• Twaloloka a ponokelwa ishewe kondalu yaNelyanga
• NIP ta ka pititha iizemo yoCovid-19 pangodhi
• Biden a ninga omalundulu­lo momisindal­andu dhaTrump
• Eharwi ra pwire posia oma Kuruhungi kanaa ye zengi
• ‘Democracy has prevailed’
• A reminder to Brave Warriors’ armchair critics
• Carlos ‘CK’ Kambaekua
• Mainstay Cup hero goes to rest

New Era - 2021-01-21

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