New Era - 2021-03-03

• Magistrate laughs off bribery claims
• N$210m tax refund scam accused found guilty
• NamWater owed N$1.3 billion
• Neckartal irrigation scheme on hold
• Inequality holds Namibia back
• Govt responds to flood victims
• Rukoro questioned over controvers­ial appointmen­t
• Kunene craft industry severely affected by pandemic
• Nkurenkuru to get Nored office
• Japan makes massive food donation
• Oshana feeds 38 000 pupils
• LPM, PDM form coalition at Aroab
• Six murder suspects appear in court
• Over 7 500 pupils qualify for AS level
• Namcol records significan­t intake
• ‘Implement ancestral land recommenda­tions’
• Questions over transporta­tion commission chair appointmen­t
• Genocide reparation­s negotiatio­ns and the future of Shark Island
• Primary industries expected to lead recovery
• Industry calls for economic impact analyses on NEEEB
• Gondwana gears up for improved customer service
• ALI celebrates its 100th group of leader graduates
• Carwash profits dress 86 learners
• We are such fortunate people
• Career Prejudice
• Eliminatin­g malaria and saving lives
• Ya nyanya opo omukwati koonkondo a shune mondholong­o
• Ovatjiwaro­ngo ovo tete mokupewa otendela yoshipange­lo
• OCovid-19 ya lundulula olupe oyi li eshongo enene ketuntilo
• Just 4% of Covid research relevant to Africa
• Burkina Faso gold mine collapse kills at least 11
• All 279 kidnapped Nigerian students released
• Covid, unrest: Iraqis tackle obstacles to host pope
• Uganda down Tunisia to reach U/20 Afcon final
• Boah strike sends Ghana through to final
• F1 set to reject Bahrain vaccines offer
• Murray fights back to beat Robin Haase in Rotterdam
• Johnson backs potential UK, Ireland joint bid for 2030 World Cup
• New sports body for NDF, NamPol and NCS recognised

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