New Era - 2023-04-14

• Progress made towards universal healthcare
• Engela waiting ward in disrepair
• Mega drug dealers’ appeal bid fails
• Kavekotora hits campaign trail
• Amutenya climbs the political ladder
• Katjimune’s meteoric rise
• LEX SCRIPTA
• Impacting the Namibian child
• Maintenanc­e should be paid by both parents
• Youth apathy benefits no one
• Lawyer’s remarks wrongly interprete­d
• Not all doom and gloom
• Graduates should create employment
• Trade strategy and impact on developmen­t
• Digitalisa­tion of Namibian indigenous languages
• Learning science in indigenous languages
• African philosophy against the Western mind
• Unlisted investment­s enable GIPF to manage risk
• Markets mixed as recession warning plays against falling inflation
• World Bank members endorse boosting lending by US$50b
• Using music therapy to achieve goals
• It’s been a minute Vol. 2!
• Ongurova yomaimburi­ro yoAfrika ya ri onÿo¿eno
• Eyuva ra Kandjira - 09 Kozonyanga 1904
• Ghana a taamba ko omuti omupe gwotuntila yomalaria
• Sudan army warns paramilita­ries
• Last-ditch French protests over pension reform
• De Bruyne impressive in the 100 assists club
• Murray: Focus on Ukraine war not Wimbledon U-turn
• Let’s avoid another ‘Progressiv­e Forces’ situation
• Special Olympics 3x3 basketball team ready for World Games

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