New Era - 2023-06-02

• Govt assists food poison families
• ‘Commercial­ised’ Paaltjies turns into white elephant
• Re-elected Kariseb to continue walking the talk
• Mushelenga calls for inclusive communicat­ion rights
• Family accuses Oshakati of land grab
• Investing in technology crucial for tourism - Grandcourt
• Hyphen prepares to start US$10 billion project
• Instil positive self-talk in children
• African youths chained, enslaved again
• Youth unemployme­nt indeed a national risk
• Dinelago Mutota
• Let’s trace the original sin of economic deals
• How does carbon capture fight climate change?
• Washington’s obsession with crushing Russia has dismantled its Middle East agenda
• Stand courageous­ly to conserve Namibia
• The insatiable quest for PhDs
• Psychologi­cal impact of AIDS
• Trustco posts half-year financial results
• Taiwan-US trade deal prompts China warning
• Shades of Sundae
• In Erwin Bach, love had everything to do with Tina Turner
• Industry Loop
• Onkalo yokwaa na iilonga otayi vulu okupiyagan­eka ombili - Geingob
• Fye ihatu kakama oumbada - Museveni
• "Ozongungu zovakuru novate vetu ze rira ombumbuhoz­e"
• Tja tjitwa tja yenene, ozondekuro­na za zemburuka 28 Kambundu otjEyuva rOtjiṱiro Otjindjand­ja
• Ondekurona ya vasisa eraka kokure hembandina
• Ex-Liberian warlord awaits appeals verdict
• 18 dead in attack on Khartoum market
• African leaders extend DRC troop mandate
• EU leaders close ranks against Russia
• UN climate agency picks first woman leader
• Namibian Sheriff rides on the crest of the UK waves
• Africa Day Cup horse racing set for Rehoboth

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