New Era - 2021-06-03

• Namibians want to pray virus away
• Ndeitunga: Angolan refugees’ situation unpleasant
• Katjavivi mum on genocide
• Covid-weary health ministry ropes in army
• NSA and NUST seal data collaborat­ion deal
• SADC stirs PAP pot
• PERSONALIT­Y OF THE WEEK AGE 27
• Irivari too old for Grade 1
• Police resolute to root out cross-border vehicle theft
• Otweya rising from the ashes
• Nandi-Ndaitwah to mend border fences with Botswana
• Counsellin­g hotline launched to support Namibian girls and young women
• Mutorwa breaks ground for Rundu road upgrade
• Review panel schools tender body
• Genocide: We will not settle for less
• Amadhila takes over the helm of PowerCom
• Oil builds on gains as recovery picks up
• Peugeot makes mobility electric at French Open
• Ford Challenges Britain’s smallest town to switch to electric
• Small Q, big coup: The Audi Q2 in new top form
• Kwato kulifutira mugara gomoGobabi­s vana kugazarera asi kwadipaga
• Ruha rwaUNAM kuna hara kugusapo udigu womararo
• Sure kuna kara makwedi gane kwahana mema
• Kawana a talela po oitaasi yopolifi yokonooli
• Ndeitunga a talele po Aangola pEtunda
• Oondongi dha hwamekwa omulilo dhi na omwenyo
• Eshikisha lyiikwamaw­awa: China a lopota omukithi gwo-H10N3 maantu
• Ondundu Nyiragongo: Etata lyomiliyon­a otali si enota moDRC
• AU suspends Mali after second coup in nine months
• ‘Limnic eruption’: DR Congo’s volcano nightmare
• EU agrees new tax transparen­cy rules for multinatio­nals
• Far-right AfD eyes upset in Germany regional vote
• Stephens: Osaka should be applauded for prioritisi­ng mental health
• Nadal, Djokovic and Barty advance
• Irene van Zyl to lead Namibia in Kwibuka T20 tournament
• Nakathila to leave tomorrow for America
• SPYL fears income loss in sports sector

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