New Era - 2022-03-07

• Murder for hire convicts get life sentences
• Gambling law requires responsibl­e business practices
• Okalongo residents frustrated by water woes
• MP moves to discuss NamibiaBot­swana Boundary Treaty
• Florin to remain in prison
• Government garages chaotic, untidy - Mutorwa
• Beyond Me Bootcamp empowers youth
• Discrimina­tion complaints inundate disability affairs
• Junior defence staff graduate
• Japan aids Unicef with N$24m for vaccines
• Selfishly serving the nation in education
• Great schools don’t ban learners over hairstyles
• Vivo Energy goes solar at retail sites
• Spending in the right places will push recovery
• Russian shops to limit food sales to counter black market
• ECB reckons with impact of war
• Calling for the regulation of cryptocurr­encies
• Kasi Vibe: Promoting local art continues
• Nama festival keeps cultural flames alive
• Mandu amanca mwa Windoko
• Aalandithi mOkahao ya shuna komatala
• Aashakati kaye wete ooplota
• Woo! Omafyo omomeva mOmusati!
• Equatorial Guinea compensate­s families for 2021 blasts
• Burkina Faso junta names government
• Flood-ravaged Australia braces for more
• South Korea to pick new president
• Hong Kong suspends courts as virus crisis deepens
• US to reopen consulate in Cuba
• No foul play suspected in Shane Warne’s death
• Chelsea boost topfour bid
• Real Madrid get set for PSG
• Ahly survive CAF Champions League scare
• China dominate day two of Winter Paralympic­s
• Chiefs complete league double over Pirates
• Mixed results for newcomers in NNPL

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