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Know Your Civil Servant – Ensuring healthcare for all public servants
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Know Your Civil Servant – Ensuring healthcare for all public servants

Lahja Nashuuta Behind the scenes of Namibia’s public service healthcare system is a committed young civil servant.  His daily goal is to provide smooth access to medical aid for all public servants and their families. This week, New Era met Salomo Tangi Mweuyange Salomo, a 30-year-old administrative officer at the Ministry of Finance and Social...

Editorial – Agriculture sector could be Namibia’s saving grace
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Editorial – Agriculture sector could be Namibia’s saving grace

The merging of the ministries of fisheries and agriculture underscored the government’s commitment to growing the primary industries.  Added to this is another vital ministry – that of land reform.  Combined, the ‘merger’ places agriculture at the centre of focus as a formidable industry.  This is because the Namibian agricultural sector directly and indirectly impacts...

Letter – The silent battles of a boy child 
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Letter – The silent battles of a boy child 

The boy child is often perceived as strong, emotionless and resilient by default. Society has painted a picture of a man who must endure silently, provide without complaint, and succeed without faltering. But today, I want to say to every boy and man reading this: you are allowed to feel, seek help and grow into...

Starlile set for retirement 
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Starlile set for retirement 

Zebaldt Ngaruka  Namibia’s popular racehorse Starlile from Okahandja Racing (OR) is set to retire next month. This was confirmed to New Era Sport by Judge Katanga, the OR vice president.  He said the ageing thoroughbred horse will bid farewell to one of the country›s popular sports. The Okahandja-based racehorse won several top awards in competitions...

Helicopter crash kills Ghanaian ministers
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Helicopter crash kills Ghanaian ministers

ACCRA – Ghanaian defence and environment ministers died on Wednesday when a military helicopter carrying three crew members and five passengers crashed in a forest south of the country, the presidency announced.  Footage aired by Joy News showed the wreckage burning in a heavily wooded area before confirming that ministers Edward Omane Boamah and Ibrahim...

Ramaphosa engages Trump on imposed tariffs
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Ramaphosa engages Trump on imposed tariffs

JOHANNESBURG – South African president Cyril Ramaphosa engaged United States (US) president Donald Trump ahead of the US’ announcement to impose 30% tariffs on the country’s exports yesterday.  The leaders agreed to continue further discussions, according to the government. The South African government has been working hard to negotiate the removal of tariffs, the highest...

BoN launches financial inclusion campaign 
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BoN launches financial inclusion campaign 

Matheus David The Bank of Namibia launched a national Financial Inclusion Awareness Campaign on Tuesday, a flagship initiative aimed at promoting awareness on equitable access to financial services and deepening the quality and usage of those services across the country. The campaign forms part of the bank’s broader commitment to ensuring that every Namibian, regardless...

Kansela gwaSWAPO ogu ana karamo ngesi takasikama moOtjombinde 
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Kansela gwaSWAPO ogu ana karamo ngesi takasikama moOtjombinde 

Zebald Ngaruka  Otjombinde- kansela ogu ana karamo ngesi momukunda horowero gwaOtjombinde Wnzel Kavaka tasikama hena ngesi rwauvalli omu nakakara kandindate gwaSWAPO momahoroworo gana kuwiza goukansela ntani ndango zonodoropa aga gana kukakarako mwa Mangundu mvhura zeezi.  Mugwanekedi gombunga zaSWAPO moOtjombinde Tjovavi Tjituka kayinkondopekere kosayitunga zaNew Era asi Kavaka kavamutumbwire omu kakere gelike kutupu ogu kahere kumurwanesa...