New Era - 2021-09-29

• Stillbirth spawns misinforma­tion storm
• Namibians need to prepare for climate change
• Geingob meets US Congress members
• Safeguard rights of persons with albinism - Manombe-Ncube
• Murder appeal attempt struck from court roll
• DRC murder accused claims self-defence
• Mudslingin­g ensues in sand mining saga
• Shangula: Get jabbed before Christmas
• New lawyer for Nawa-Mukena
• NIMT trial: ‘Incompeten­t’ officer grilled
• MVA sharpens safety marshalls
• Namibia implements container control
• Platt joins African women in leadership
• Belgium and Namibia want to deepen bilateral trade
• Calls to prioritise key workers in UK fuel crisis
• Asian markets mostly down on taper worry
• China power cuts threaten growth
• ‘Monkey Orange’ now bottled for your enjoyment
• Fidel Castro school observes Readathon Week
• Government support needed to uplift OVCs
• Saving malnourish­ed children
• JP Brandt Primary School gets accommodat­ion boost
• Parents become more valuable with time
• Akooko aims to uplift learners
• Joseph Namibia’s voice in Commonweal­th
• Olutu lwomukulup­e gwomimvo 82 lwa adhika lwa endjelela momuti
• Okaana ka pya fiyo omefyo
• Onkalo yAangola pEtunda onkene tayi ende tayi nayipala
• Va pewa eembasikel­a ko-MVA Fund
• Oshakati tashi ka pombelwa okukeelela Malaria
• Ovanyasha moshikandj­ohoololo Otamanzi tava ka ningilwa oshikunino
• Vote on breakaway region
• South Sudan dismisses UN report on corruption
• R. Kelly guilty in sex traffickin­g trial
• Bekele plans to run marathon in under two hours
• I should have quit way before Tokyo - Biles
• Sports equipment for schools in Oshikoto and Erongo
• Preparatio­ns at advanced stage for Region 5 Games

New Era - 2021-09-28

New Era - 2021-09-30