New Era - 2023-04-04

• Kunene parents shield child rapists
• Efundja fish could be contaminat­ed -
• Lawyer lashed over injudiciou­s ‘tribal’ tweet
• Hydroponic fodder project at a standstill
• Teachers buy uniform, toiletries for learners
• Omatjete water tender tussle settled
• Fisheries needs N$51m for survey
• Sunshine confers 53 postgradua­te diplomas
• Professors are creators of knowledge
• Contextual­ising SDGs in Namibia (Part 1)
• Inflation and interest rates likely to stay high in 2023
• Marenga uses set back as setup for success
• How do I choose what to farm with? - Part 1
• NNF donates manketti harvesting starter kits
• Be financiall­y prepared for drought
• Planning for hard times: How to go about it
• Namibiab ge 7 421 !hūsabeǂan!gâsa ra ôa khoena ūhâ
• ǂGari-aon ge !Naniǀaus !nâ ǁgoe barden !û-aiba xu go !haeǂuihe
• Ge Tare ǀgora!gâ-aodi ge Hoan xa ǀgapi ǁnâu!gâ!khaib !nâ nî !oabase ge !khaehe
• Omunhu nomutekulu moipandeko MOLWEfiMBA­PALO LOKAANA (14)
• Oshiwana sha kunghililw­a shiha lye eeshi defundja
• Omudhimba gwa itsuwa mokandjugo mOtjiwaron­go
• Fears over Marseille violence after 3 killed, 8 hurt
• UN experts name South Sudan officials for rights abuses
• USA on song as UAE ensure Namibia falter
• Gunners still fancy title ambitions despite defeat
• Isaacs: We need points not good games

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