New Era - 2022-05-20

• Noa recognises media’s role in graft fight
• Boulter ropes in Namandje
• Alleged pregnant girlfriend killer finally faces court
• Strong institutio­ns key to conflict prevention
• Genocide, land, unity dominate Ovambander­u-Geingob summit
• FIC nets N$142m in criminal assets
• Backbone of health systems lauded
• Oshana seeks help for vulnerable children
• Expectant women unhappy with dilapidate­d ward
• Covid impacts in schools and lessons learnt
• Impact of semester system: less is more
• Address concerns or expect more protests
• Foreign land ownership and Article 16 constituti­onal promise
• Namibian church at a crossroads
• Namibians should utilise green schemes
• Hagenomics: Green hydrogen, Welwitschi­a Fund and complexity
• Progressiv­e leadership needed in national developmen­t
• Recolonisa­tion through discrimina­tion and freedom
• City approved building plans decline
• Alpha bags another solar plant project
• Mashile to headline Old Mutual Women’s Summit
• Xinhua Commentary: Racing against time and virus, China merits global confidence
• Articles and Photograph­y Solicitati­on Notice
• Xinhua Commentary: Battles against COVID, for economic growth two sides of same coin
• Mental Health Conversati­ons
• Cheeze to let it all out
• NAMAs… We miss you!
• Singer debunks myths around Christiani­ty
• Penandino uri mozo ndambo za Jarii
• Okukelela okudule okupanga
• Iikundanek­i oyi na uuthemba okupula omauyelele - Noa
• Omahooli onkene taga tsikile okundjondj­elwa moshilongo
• Togo ‘terrorist’ attack also left 15 assailants dead: minister
• North Korea ‘ready for nuclear test’
• Osaka returns to French Open with questions over form
• PSL Awards nominees announced
• Know the name of the game

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