New Era - 2024-04-12

• Land reform ministry returns N$109m to Treasury
• Local diamonds lose lustre
• Report on the review of the Article 45 of the Constituti­on and Section 77(4) of the Electoral Act, 2014
• Swapo leaders disagree in Okorukambe
• 85% Namibians rely on public health
• Conservanc­y to develop Omuthiya spring
• It takes a full stomach to feed the mind
• Review of irregulari­ty – deviation from normal order prescribed in court rules
• The sacrifices of Ida Jimmy !Ha-Eiros
• Namibia’s publicly-funded media necessary, important
• Funding needed to drive agribusine­ss growth
• Time management’s crucial role in Namibia’s schools
• Transformi­ng Namibia's economy with effective trade and industrial policies
• Voting beyond political favours
• Pastoral ministry in the 21st century
• Mental health policy advocacy and systemic change
• Voting cow label repulsive
• Too many political parties
• Alweendo: Government investigat­es going nuclear
• Economic rebound in line for subSaharan Africa
• Bitcoin world faces ‘halving’: what’s happening?
• Study launched on value chains for critical raw materials
• Sheehama pulls off spectacula­r showcase
• Is Fidel O’Del’s truth the actual truth?
• Ovakulunhu nava tameke okuenda nomikanda dounona - Kawana
• Ovadali va ongela oshimaliwa shetungulu­lo lofikola
• Aalongisik­ola yaa na iilonga ya inika komilungu nuuministe­li
• Oomilliona N$457 otadhi ka opaleka iipangelo
• Mali junta ‘suspends’ activities by political parties
• Heatwaves put millions of Asian children at risk: UN
• Pedal Power race set for Sunday
• Action awaits Okamatapat­i village
• Six zones to converge in Otjiwarong­o
• Forgotten lethal net rattler Tataati ‘Ace’ Komeya
• Intense Premier league action awaits
• Moment of truth for Namibia’s Brave Fives

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