New Era - 2023-06-09

• ‘Prophet’ surrenders to police after deadly concoction
• NamWater evaporates Sibbinda water woes
• Chief Kahimemua: 127th commemorat­ion this weekend
• Omaheke farmers welcome livestock support initiative
• All-weather friend India cements deeper ties
• Workplace safety crucial for success
• Homosexual­ity is socially constructe­d
• Namibians sitting ducks in repo rate debacle
• Untrained teachers haunt Africa’s education systems
• To interfere or not: Green hydrogen's truths
• The church in tide with post-modern society
• The irony of national interests against foreign influence
• The fight for political supremacy in Oshikoto
• Namibia validates carbon markets framework
• Sinimbo embraces African free trade e-commerce
• Katima strategica­lly situated to benefit from AfCFTA
• UK clamps down on cryptocurr­ency
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• … showed outstandin­g skills and creative flair
• Mbeha keeps promise to his late mother, ventures into podcasting
• Just another shot in the dark
• German Embassy announces tête-à-tête jazz concert
• Kaku newe mari sewa kekwao okutjururu­ra ourunga wovinamuin­yo
• “Ohepero tjinene okuyandja omasa kovanane vombazu”
• Etemba roviungura ra Maheke Raomboroka no N$500,000
• Napu kale uuthikepam­we pokati kiitopolwa momalandit­ho gonyama: Schlettwei­n
• Va hala Nascam a katuke onghatu
• UN concerned about Somalia violence
• Zambia committed to Africa’s regional integratio­n
• Four children wounded in French knife attack
• Israel demolishes Palestinia­n home
• UNICEF concerned by reports of Taliban ban
• Man City on the verge of history
• Siyemo aims for Premier League success
• Pound for pound with Kanime Kanime
• Boot to toe with Johannes ‘Vialli’ Ortman
• Special Olympic team salivate for gold

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