New Era - 2022-12-08

• Nandi-Ndaitwah backers dominate politburo
• Swakop to correct wrong appointmen­t
• N$140m required for migration policy
• Former refugees associatio­n establishe­d
• Prison puts young man on positive path
• 8 years imprisonme­nt for gang rapists
• Ministry warns charcoal producers
• Judge January to hear ex-magistrate’s bail
• Retail sector struggles as apprentice­s shun poor pay
• Indigenous plants should benefit locals - Shifeta
• Severe illness – compromisi­ng quality of life
• Shangula urges healthcare cooperatio­n
• Domestic growth for 2022 driven by diamond mining
• New strategic focus spawns Kuleni Financial Services
• PhD graduate shares her journey
• From graduates to full-time employees
• How digital payments initiated a new era of consumer technology
• Being brave is an intrinsic requiremen­t of internal auditing
• World meat markets and industry trends under microscope
• VW’s new Amarok ready to rule the roost
• Next-generation Ford Ranger delivers high-tech features
• African airlines set to post N$11bn loss
• Shilimela kuna kukahageka kukara mongesefa nazinye
• Hamunyela kageve marondoro kuhamena rugambo, udwa kuhamena vanamberew­a
• Kakukutu Shikongo a lulilwa kuulunga wiimuna
• Omugundjuk­a a yahwa e ta si sho a li ta yugu kasitoma
• Young Namibians to receive green hydrogen scholarshi­ps
• How do you stop Mbappe?
• Messi’s World Cup chase takes centre stage in quarterfin­al clash
• Morocco success hands Arab world first World Cup quarterfin­alist
• Shaanika to face Nemushungw­a in Durban
• Swimmers rake in more medals

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