New Era - 2021-08-17

• Kalimbwe delivers for HH
• State ditches search warrant in cocaine case
• Public health consumes N$8.4bn
• Americans’ murder trial resumes
• Charcoal producer leaves migrants stranded
• ACC alerted to Gobabis promotion
• Swakop hands over 49 houses
• Keetmans gives defaulters reprieve
• Omusati likely to run out of grazing
• Elderly woodcarver defies the odds
• Ondonga recovers 32 suspected stolen livestock
• Man allegedly rapes 10-yearold girl
• Focusing on specific goals helps to achieve the mission
• Impact of governance on economic recovery in Namibia
• Chelsi reflects on the day that changed her life
• Hope may be on the horizon
• Dollar dominance back on agenda in DR Congo
• Malaysian PM quits as crisis escalates
• Strange Breed: The Beltex sheep
• Rising above adversity
• Is crossbreed­ing indigenous breeds worth it?
• Managing veld fires
• Negligence blamed for wildfires in Namibia
• Respirator­y diseases in chickens
• Kunene farmers hold on to livestock rearing
• Data key to empowering Africa’s women farmers
• Omukithi omupe gwekongo nelaka moZambezi
• Mboka ya kanitha oongombe naya thike pombala mOndonga
• Ovakulupe va tunhilwa pOmhedi
• ‘Cattle boy’ takes Zambia’s top job at sixth bid
• Sudan premier to keep pushing for peace in Ethiopia
• DR Congo accepts US military help against ADF militia
• Taliban in control of Afghanista­n
• Hosting Cup of Nations ‘irreversib­le achievemen­t’ for Cameroon
• Masilingi, Mboma must be celebrated, not regulated
• Sports sponsorshi­p beyond Olympics
• Namibia outclasses Zimbabwe Emerging
• NAMDIA throws weight behind Athletics Namibia
• Contact sports resume

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