New Era - 2022-04-28

• Nored employee falls to his death
• Namandje promises fireworks in drug trial
• Accused rapist father denied bail
• Osona homeowners boycott increased rates
• Infanticid­e accused maintains innocence
• Geingob toasts South Africa on Freedom Day
• Illegal fuel harms cars, retailers - Govt
• Mostert to be tried for escaping
• New Nyae Nyae school opens
• Erongo governor applauds workers
• Corporates urged to support Kavango West festival
• Nkurenkuru de-bushes crime hotspots
• Noa tells MPs to demand accountabi­lity
• Boost for Namibia’s wildlife conservati­on
• Kellogg’s challenges UK over obesity strategy
• Late healthseek­ing causes malaria deaths
• Shilunga: Namibia fights energy poverty
• The rise of uranium prices and its economic potential
• Lavender Tales Bridals celebrate decade in business
• Mayor drums up Crayfish Festival support
• Buchters have mixed feelings
• What to do in Lüderitz
• Crayfish festival an enabler of growth
• 50 000 kugwana mauwa moOshikoto melikwamo lyokugwana nondja kosure
• Kira zomoOkahan­dja zazonauka kutunda mwa Murongagon­a
• Opolisi molukongo lwomulumen­tu iiyaka mondjendhi­lilo
• Ookalyamup­ombo oya kwata ko omalungula - opolisi ya kumagidhaa
• Aanawa taya indile egameno
• Singapore a dhipaga omulumentu e na oondunge inadhi ngwana
• Mining watchdog launders DRC conflict minerals
• Nigeria oil blast victims laid to rest
• Relief as El Salvador rounds up ‘gangsters’
• Man City make their UCL mark but Benzema keeps Real

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