New Era - 2023-05-31

• Food poison death toll climbs
• Sagoe-Moses: Namibia must strengthen health personnel capacity
• Re-elected Zambezi chairperso­n preaches unity of purpose
• Omaheke management committee election today
• Conference to discuss media matters
• Okahandja five killings still ‘under investigat­ion’
• Botswana elephants report denounced for lying
• AG’s next move on same-sex marriage
• A call for collective action
• Night-time shopping booms as Zimbabwe inflation soars
• Local aviation learns from Singapore authority
• Equity markets mixed as traders await US vote
• France to open its first electric car battery factory
• 16 Namibians selected for Mandela Washington Fellowship
• Selection for 2023 National Skills Competitio­n completed
• Mrs Brownstone
• Millions of SA youth are jobless: ‘Soft’ skills like networking can help, study finds
• ICC to tackle DRC war crimes
• Rwanda waives Covid-19 test requiremen­t
• Senegal police clash with opposition supporters
• Lula hosts South American leaders
• Israelis revive flashpoint West Bank settlement
• Serbs gather again in northern Kosovo after clashes
• Roland Garros day three round-up
• NBA Play-offs: Miami Heat beat Boston Celtics
• More youth football tourneys needed – ACFA
• Beach volleyball tourney promotes community engagement
• Namibia Taekwondo gets internatio­nal recognitio­n
• Clubs should emulate Stars – Mannetti

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