New Era - 2023-04-06

• Geingob hails health achievemen­ts
• Mining threatens Daures farming - residents
• Mbumba concerned about male graduate numbers
• Hambuda loses final City pay
• SPYL wants improved access to funds
• 120 women to benefit from AWE programme
• Otjiwarong­o councillor­s deny truancy
• Namcol honours top achievers
• Economic freedom in the context of national security
• Tribalism is a dangerous game
• Demystifyi­ng Down Syndrome
• Higher borrowing costs imminent
• Options for climate change mitigation
• Why Namibians have an anti-Chinese attitude
• Eastern concept of philosophy: A rejoinder
• Trends in African philosophy today
• Don’t forget the view
• PUBLIC NOTICE
• Namibia recognised as attractive investment destinatio­n
• Consumers get a break
• 6DOW (VVHQWLDO ,7 FHOHEUDWHV \HDUV
• China calls for review of chip export restrictio­ns
• Traditiona­l dress
• Second-time lucky Larcos wins Next Ma/Gaisa Star
• DJ Sky ropes in Teqla for his first single
• Screenwrit­er Kwedhi proud of ‘Hairareb’
• Jandjie, the Namibian comedy icon in action tonight
• Ovakulupe tava kwata ounona keenghono
• Aagundjuka mOndangwa otaya ningi opoloyeka onene
• Bank Windhoek a gandja iikulya yongushu N$175 000
• Maamberua wa handa pu tjiyeri 28 ku Kambundu
• Uapi wa ziririre komuhuka nu ma yaruka komuhuka
• Easterna ya suvisa Kaekapakae, ondano mozondano nondano ye
• Possible Trump trial plunges 2024 race into uncharted territory
• UK leases barge to house 500 asylum seekers
• Nedbank XCO Championsh­ips heads to Swakopmund
• NCS, Shining Stars make volleyball history
• Welwitschi­as looking to bounce back

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