New Era - 2022-03-25

• Schlettwei­n plugs Neckartal in Dubai
• NamRA uncovers N$15.2m tax refund scam
• Kavetuna pleads for NYC cooperatio­n, unity
• Relaxed SA Covid restrictio­ns to bolster region
• Keetmansho­op municipali­ty without MC
• Suspended Swapo councillor refuses to budge
• Self-confessed rapist’s case ready for trial
• Katenda: Struggle far from over for Namibians
• Environmen­t allocates hunting quotas
• Interprete­rs key in promoting justice
• Unmasking Namibia’s impoverish­ed middle class
• Apartheid never loved us
• Unemployme­nt crisis among graduates
• Renewable energy brings local business and job opportunit­ies
• Family’s importance in the developmen­t of the child
• Re-invigorati­ng conservati­on management may be a nightmare
• Seven years of President Geingob: We did not break
• Poor English results: Has the battle been lost?
• Teachers’ status vis-à-vis learner performanc­e
• RMB arranges FNB Namibia’s inaugural green bond issuance
• Namibia unpacks investment prospects in Dubai
• China’s economic resilience proves unreasonab­le prediction­s wrong
• Land of opportunit­ies: why China keeps drawing more foreign investment
• My Little Tribe
• An awful pain called endometrio­sis
• A Day in the life of Paula Marry me
• Wine of The Week
• Namibian movies
• WARNING OF FAKE NEWS OVER THE UKRAINIAN CRISIS
• Oonakupilw­a eebashu moWalvis Bay va yambididwa
• Ongundu ompe moZimbabwe oyi na uumbanda wuulingili­ngi pomahogolo­lo
• Aaselekadh­i Aanigeria ya kanitha oshipotha shaShell
• HRW asks Ethiopia to probe Tigray ‘war crime’
• Tunis blasted over journalist arrest
• OPINION Russia’s conflict against Ukraine should stop immediatel­y
• Namibia completes series with victory over Ireland
• Horseracin­g action at Okahandja tomorrow

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