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ǀAEǁGAMS – Kabinets ge ǂoago wekheb ai ge ǂanǂan, ǁîs ge N$572.7 miljuns nî ǀkhurub huib oe-ams ase sîsenūhesa a mā-

ǀAEǁGAMS – Sari ge hâ i, Kenyab Presidenti, Uhuru Kenyattab ge 29ǁî aitsama mâbasens ǁâudīb Namibiab dib tawa, ǂoago Donertaxtsēs ai, koas mîde Namibiab !Gao!gao Presidenti Sam Nujomaba gere mā, 1990ǁî kurib di mâiǂgāhes haisi-ams âb

ǂNŪǂGOAES – ǂNūǂgoaes Kai!ā ǁHûi!nâǂharis ǂGiǂgosi ǀAwemā-aos, Hilma Nicanors ge korodisi!naniǀa (56) ǂkhari-omdi hîa ǁaupexa N$1.8 miljuns ǁkhāsiba ǀhaob ai ūhâde, Ileni ǂnaumâiǁanǁguib ǁanǂgāsabena ge  ǁkhaeǁnâ. ǁÎs di gowaǀîs !nâs

KUALA LUMPUR – About 500 guests, among them Namibia’s friends from regional, continental and international locations   gathered at Shangri-La Hotel in Kuala Lumpur and  celebrated in their true own unique way Namibia’s 29th Independence Day.

Indian High Commissioner to Namibia Prashant Agrawal candidly expressed his views in response to questions from Chrispin Inambao the Editor of New Era on the bilateral relationship between the two countries and how these ties could mutually benefit and enhance trade between the two.

President Hage Geingob's one-on-one interview with New Era

Watch: President speaks on governance

WINDOKO – Katengo kakamaiso yamuuso nekalukuluzi mali afitelela bolule ba N$572 (N$572.7 million) kuli asebeliswe mwakulwanisa linanga, ni kutusa baba taselizwe kilinanga.

WINDOKO – Kanako yakutabela lilimo zemashumi amabeli kaze lobapeli kuzwelela naha Namibia ifumana tukuluho kwapuso yabukoba ya South Africa,

WINDHOEK - “It is fair to conclude that the efforts to have the German government recognise genocide and pay reparations has failed to produce the desired results thus far. This was to be expected. Despite the fevered rhetoric in Namibia around this issue,” says a retired eminent Namibian and a veteran politician in his own right.