New Era - 2022-04-04

• Opuwo nurses express frustratio­n
• Grootfonte­in mayor blames ‘wolves from Windhoek’
• CEO wants unoccupied houses sold voetstoots
• Mushelenga graduates with second PhD
• NUST Eenhana director satisfied with progress
• Nothing inspiring in Shiimi’s budget – Kavekotora
• Windhoek mayor cements Bremen ties
• Traditiona­l leaders cautioned against inflating land prices
• Nkurenkuru pupils’ ubuntuness a good lesson to society
• Import routines deter local industrial­isation
• NBL revenue rebounds by 10.6% to shrug off Covid impact
• SADC Model PFM Law to inspire stronger parly committees
• King Hyphy drops a banging EP
• Projekiti yaKAZA yapukelezo yalico yahatiswa
• Mikwakwa yeminca imbweshafa­za mupilelo mwa Zambezi
• Patisiso inyatela konahalo yakuisa nzila yasitima kwa Katima
• Iinamwenyo ayihe yomokuti oya gamenwa
• Oshipangel­o shaPuwo momhumbwe yovapangi
• Aanamibia nayo otaya ka pewa oompito dhomayindi­lo giikunino yiikwambog­a
• Okadhila taka mana po iilya monooli
• Uganda deports Rwandan opposition leader
• ICRC resumes aid by road to Tigray
• UK in U-turn on gay conversion therapy
• Australian PM denies ‘racial vilificati­on’ allegation­s
• The cause of the threat of global hunger
• First audio recorded on Mars
• Australia wins seventh Women’s World Cup title
• Man City leapfrog Liverpool after Reds claim top spot
• Benzema, Felix shine as Real and Atletico readies for UCL tests
• Reigning champions Unam off to great start
• Bayern could face punishment after fielding 12 players
• Netball teams lack modern rules' knowledge - Vries
• ‘The Demolisher’ hammered by Rea

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