New Era - 2022-03-31

• Developmen­t cash keeps TransNamib rolling
• Fishrot applicatio­n to question Imalwa dismissed
• Uutoni rubbishes Sinvula suspension
• Oshikoto cements ties with Norwegian council
• Worldskill­s proves importance of skills for developmen­t
• Swartbooi slams budget debate quality
• Murder, robbery convicts seek early release
• Uutoni urges pragmatic housing solutions
• NCA livestock improvemen­t initiative launched
• Ovambander­u history day a great success - Muundjua
• Covid, IKS and the return of useful public open spaces
• Forests in southern Africa and their importance
• Living positively with Multiple Sclerosis
• First weeks after childbirth critical - WHO
• Bank Windhoek supports WorldSkill­s with N$1 million
• Nedbank to continue renewable energy financing
• Empowering entreprene­urs through Mibagu
• Europe cost of living to spiral as Ukraine war drags on: Lagarde
• Private US firms added hundreds of thousands of jobs in March
• Hyundai’s new Grand Creta is a superior SUV
• Overloadin­g still a serious concern on Namibian roads
• New VW Caddy available in two engine options
• LEFA receives another boost from NBL
• Next-Gen Ford Ranger takes power to the next level
• Nomukunda horowero kavadihund­ilire diture malikwamo gado monaruwa
• Kavango zoupumezuv­a kuna kukazeguru­ra nomuvero dazo
• Omhumbwe yoshimaliw­a: Eepoloyeka mOmusati shilindi manga
• Naloba a yembe egandjo lyiikunino kaakwiilon­go
• Aanegumbo 38 ya kuthwa epya kumwene gwomukunda
• Xulifei po okulandifa omadu kondado ili pombada - Waandja
• Zim: Fears grow of a return to dirty tricks
• Israel’s PM warns of terror ‘wave’
• Thousands march in Haiti in anger over surge in kidnapping­s
• Saudi-led coalition announces Yemen ceasefire
• Caf doctor Kabungo dies after stadium stampede
• Imbuwa candidly discusses all things volleyball

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