New Era - 2023-04-18

• Crypto company contests for frozen funds
• Judge dismisses four counts against alleged serial rapist
• Matyayi endorsed for City’s top job
• Okahandja municipali­ty cuts water to defaulters
• Brothers nabbed over inheritanc­e squabble
• Abortion public hearings commence in Khomas
• Former cop pleads not guilty to fraud charges
• Alleged stone killer pleads not guilty
• Swapo Elders urged to pass torch to youth
• Climate change, child rights and intergener­ational justice
• Are we ready to implement access to informatio­n legislatio­n?
• NIPDB and World Bank tackle financing
• G7 pledges to quit fossil fuels faster
• Planting the seeds of success
• Venturing into vegetable farming
• Ongombe is still going strong at 40
• ǀAsa HIV soǀôa-i ǀgôaron di-i ge ǂauna ûiga ra sâu
• Ôa!nâs: Hubblyba ǂgaes ge ǂgaob ǀaena ra ǀarosen kai
• 1 700 Au!kh-aogu !aroma sîsenga
• Namwandi ota kunu ounangeshe­fa movanyasha va longwa
• A denga omukainhu waye neengonyo molwa ina hala okuya naye moixulo
• Nakupampad­hala aanona paihulo a yi miipandeko
• Kenya ‘killer cop’ pleads not guilty to murder
• Mexico official arrested over fire that killed 40 migrants
• Fitzpatric­k wins playoff with Spieth to clinch Heritage win
• Coetzee wants to put Namibia on world map

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