New Era - 2021-10-22

• Fishrot case moved to January
• Genocide: Give credit where it is due
• Taxi fares to increase by 15%
• N$5.7m drug bust suspects denied bail
• Farmers seek audience with top cop over stock theft
• NGO proposes amendments to marriage laws
• Will most African languages survive in future?
• Apartheid still polices women’s bodies
• A path to recovery and wellbeing
• Early western educationa­l activities among the Mafwe
• The shift to evidence-based policing in the police
• State-determined procreatio­n: Unpacking the abortion act
• Unam, FES partnershi­p produces inspiring social protection book
• More towards a holisticli­berative approach to Christian education
• Core Group to implement revised National Quality Policy
• FNB boosts small businesses with N$68 million guarantee
• Nam and Zim to rehabilita­te railway line
• Together for Greater Harmony between Man and Nature
• Canton Fair Urged to Further Promote Opening-up and Trade
• Kenyans appreciati­ng Namibian scenery
• Afterbreak Magazine empowering young Namibians
• You matter
• The simplicity of life
• How is married life?
• Nam Flava Biltong hits European shelves
• Okapapu ketu otji ke yenda yenda, Ueriurika uri mondambo yaihe
• MTC na Nored ya tula po uukumwe pokati kawo
• Kambabi ta ti otava dimbuluka oshivike shavo noneudo
• Opolifi mOhangwena ya ninga oshikonga sh om ahepekafan­oousk as hike kook anhu
• Elongifo lomapangwe la londa pombada moHardap
• India administer­s one billionth Covid jab
• Ronaldo salvage job masks Man Utd’s failings
• I am a wounded lion - Kakololo
• The untold story of a true sports administra­tor - Peter Wilson
• Mighty Gunners hoping for third-time luck

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