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On the spot – Namibia-Japan relations anchored in humanity and education …  N$330 million plough in the last three years 
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On the spot – Namibia-Japan relations anchored in humanity and education …  N$330 million plough in the last three years 

Japan’s former ambassador Nishimaki Hisao last week bid farewell to the country he had grown fond of and lived in for three years. He recalls the times spent here and the projects that were implemented, which further strengthened the bilateral relations between the two nations. New Era’s Paheja Siririka (PS) engaged Hisao (NH) as he...

On the spot – State of education through the ED’s lense 
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On the spot – State of education through the ED’s lense 

The ministry of education this week released the Namibia Senior Secondary Certificate Ordinary (NSSCO) as well as Advanced Subsidiary (AS) results for those who sat for exams last year. The results showed a slight improvement in the pass rate.  Minister Anna Nghipondoka said out of 40 757 pupils who wrote the NSSCO examination last year, only...

On the spot – Only 1.3% Namibians donate blood
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On the spot – Only 1.3% Namibians donate blood

Lahja Nashuuta  The Blood Transfusion Service of Namibia (NamBTS) reservoirs and banks are depleted, and the country is reportedly in dire need of blood.  New Era Journalist Lahja Nashuuta (LN) speaks to Frieda Vateleni – Asino (FVA), Educational Officer of NamBTS, about the status of blood shortages, challenges and the importance of donating blood. LN:...

Personality of the week – Sibomana: juggling schoolwork and cycling
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Personality of the week – Sibomana: juggling schoolwork and cycling

Youthful, driven, and brimming with energy, Prince Sibomana demonstrated his grit and determination during last year’s demanding Nedbank Desert Dash. A talented young cyclist and Grade 11 pupil at Eldorado Secondary School, who dreams of becoming a diesel mechanic, Sibomana shared with this publication how his passion for cycling has grown and the commitment required...

Hanyana: Heart and soul of the Desert Jewels
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Hanyana: Heart and soul of the Desert Jewels

Loide Hanyana is known as one of the hardest-working players in the Desert Jewels’ squad. Despite being considered one of the smaller players in the team, she embodies the saying, “dynamite comes in small packages,” as she consistently delivers powerful performances on the court.  New Era (NE) had the chance to sit down with the...

Singapore beckons Mupenda
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Singapore beckons Mupenda

Goal defender Cornelia Mupenda who competed in the just-ended Africa Netball Cup, has been offered a chance to play in the Singapore Netball League.  New Era Sport sat with the netball star for a one-on-one interview.  How does it feel to compete in the Africa Netball Cup while also being recognised internationally by the Singapore...

On the spot – Omaheke from horse’s mouth  
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On the spot – Omaheke from horse’s mouth  

The Omaheke region is famous for its farming activities, rich heritage and economic potential.  However, in recent times, the region has been grappling with a food security crisis, high poverty rates and lack of employment opportunities.  New Era journalists Lahja Nashuuta (LN)recently sat down with the region’s first resident, governor Pijoo Nganate (PN), to gauge...

Personality of the week – Meet Tangi Twaindila Mulundu:  Self-taught sports photographer
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Personality of the week – Meet Tangi Twaindila Mulundu:  Self-taught sports photographer

Tangi Twaindila Mulundu (26) hails from Omungwelume in the Ohangwena region. She is the CEO of Twaindila, a freelance sports photography firm. As a self-taught photographer, Mulundu honed her skills through online platforms like Alison and YouTube, as well as guidance from her peers, establishing herself as a rising force in the local industry. New...