New Era - 2023-05-08

• Namibian TB cases up 30% in 2022
• Namibia needs more nurses – Caley
• Envisaged energy projects must benefit locals - McKay
• Farmworker dies during hunting trip
• Oshana police receive donations
• Woman quits job for filial duty
• DRC gets more toilets
• Nakayale Vocational Training Centre goes online
• Embracing IoT in security institutio­ns
• Midwives empowering women for healthy nations
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• Buffett faults US handling of banking crisis
• Electricit­y generation needs accelerati­on - IPPR
• Africa’s largest hotel gets grand opening
• Likomu zamasheleñ­i alikana bolule babane za uzwiwa mwa Zambezi
• Mapokola mwakezahal­o ya Okahandja batalimana ni milatu yabubulai
• Babatibisw­a kimuunda basaba lindinda labubeli
• Ounona va tembulwa po ‘povahepeki’ vavo… ‘Otwa kala hatu mono oixuna nokudengwa needibo kutatekulu’
• Evakelemo loinima inai pitikilwa moshilongo la hanya kOmusati
• Okaana ke na oudu vati ka kwatwa onghonga kuvambulav­o
• Aaleli yaAfrica ya mbomboloke­le koshituthi shaKing Charles
• Toll from DRC floods rises above 200
• Sudan battles rage as Saudi hosts latest truce talks
• Nine dead after shooting rampage at Texas mall: authoritie­s
• UK anti-monarchy leader freed after coronation arrest
• Pirates edge Chiefs after extra time in Nedbank Cup thriller
• Sabalenka earns Swiatek revenge to win Madrid Open
• Rodrygo double fires Real to Copa triumph over Osasuna
• National bowls tourney a success
• Botha acquires ICECP diploma
• Team Namibia readies for European Tour

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