New Era - 2022-11-28

• Swapo leaves it late
• Two-year sentence for kidnapping, rape acquitted
• Poaching remains unabated
• Festus Gonteb primary receives 18 computers
• Oshikoto commemorat­es World Antimicrob­ials Day
• Namibia launches youth HIV campaign
• Namibians embrace traditiona­l Chinese medicines
• Govt must communicat­e proactivel­y - Mathe
• Morukutu gets N$2 million dining hall
• Epukiro water unfit for human consumptio­n - LPM
• ECN yearns for independen­ce
• China’s efforts for global reduction of carbon emissions (1)
• Hitting back at Katjiua not a panacea for burying discontent
• China pledges US$100 million to Cuba
• Rwanda holds tourism week to boost sector recovery
• Business analysis an underestim­ated gem
• China’s industrial profits dip
• Credit Suisse shares fall to historic low
• A Night in Lisbon
• Babeleki bapabaleo bakatala kuca nala
• Likolo la makete likutisa baitomboli baCovid
• Ovafitaong­alo nava kale tava yandje omayakulo exungomwen­yo kovaholafa­ni - Sioka
• Aayambidhi­dhi naya katukilile ya hupithe uuzilo waAfrica
• I.Coast ‘street general’ Ble Goude returns after acquittal
• Four Burkina troops, three civilians killed in jihadist-hit north
• Uganda extends Ebola lockdown in two hotspots
• Kim vows North Korea to have world’s most powerful nuclear force
• Iran bank manager fired for serving unveiled woman - media
• Smith holds nerve to claim third PGA title
• Kenya risks ban for mounting doping cases
• Qatar looks to avoid third successive loss
• Casemiro backs Rodrygo to replace Neymar
• All-black Desert Dash team eyeing history
• Namibia, USA share spoils in League 2 series

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