New Era - 2023-05-09

• Conservanc­ies want legal cost waived
• Lawyer accuses State of collusion
• Mbakera retains Otjozondju­pa chair
• Windhoek conference to tackle media matters
• Dead ‘robbers’ left 18 children
• Cancer associatio­n donates biopsy needles
• Hyphen talks up socio-economic impact
• Zambezi police cease illegal goods
• Labuschagn­e: Servanthoo­d my passion
• Schlettwei­n preaches Meatco reposition­ing
• Community media a platform for free expression (Part 1)
• Digital rights are human rights
• Farmers empty kraals as drought looms
• Perseveran­ce pays off for Otjozondju­pa farmers
• Livestock: Preparing for the cold, dry season
• Reconsider how to market livestock
• Investment, savings vital for rainy days
• N$4.9 miljun maris ǁkhāsiba ūhâ ûitsamaxūn ge Zambezib !nâ ge !narihe
• Otweyas omdi di ǀhonkhoesi­s ge ra ôa!nâhe
• ǂKhoa-i ge !gamhe tsî ǁgûga ūǁnâsa
• Omafyo ‘eembudi nhano’ a ninga ounona 18 eefiye “Opolifi oya etela ounona vetu oluhepo molwaashi okwa li hava yambididwa kooxe”
• Omaliko otutututu gomumwaMug­abe ga thamunwa pehengatha­no
• Vahapu va fya moita yopaukwamu­hoko moIndia
• Danish oil tanker crew kidnapped off W.Africa rescued
• Iran executes Koran desecrator­s
• Thailand beat Australia to win LPGA Internatio­nal Crown
• Mboma doing well on hormone therapy medicine

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