Local & International Headlines Of The Last 48 Hours

National News
National News Summary
National News Headlines

•  Swapo zooms in on Etosha controversy
•   Extradition target Koch dies
•   We will not budge: War 'vets'
•  Big Brother Africa 3: Quirky SMSes
•  Aquaculture needs financial support
•   Senior citizens should not pay clinic fees: Kamwi
•   Ministry saves the day for Namcol students
•   WAD lashes out against witchdoctors
•  Jobless Omaruru youth empowered
•  Headman Heitha dies
•  Nam governance improves: Report
•   Keetmans woman raped and murdered
•   Scrap copper corruption trial postponed to '09
•  Big Brother Africa 3: Quirky SMSes
•  Treason witnesses' trial set to continue June '09
•  Town council suspends its foreman
•  Stolen dog rescued at Swakopmund
•  Water for Kavango wildlife
•  Biodiversity management - Walvis Bay sets an example
•  NSHR sets 'conditions' for Police
•  RDP takes stock of Omuthiya election
•  Young woman raped at dam
•   Tanzanian PM to tour Namibia
•  Husband and wife bust for cocaine
•  Witchcraft giving car thieves easy ride
•  Outcry over shebeens grows

Marketplace News
Marketplace News Summary
Marketplace News Headlines

•   Major interest in Kwazulu-Natal at Dubai Cityscape
•  Giant property entrepreneurs sign South African deal
•   Nam needs 500 experts for aquaculture
•  IMF warns of global slowdown from crisis
•   Asian firms keep workers during slumps US employers tend to fire people
•  Workers disunited by 'thuggery'-Leading SA unions fragmented by drive for positions and patronage
•  Workers disunited by 'thuggery'-Leading SA unions fragmented by drive for positions and patronage
•   Three catalysts should see equities beat cash in 2009
•   Relocated farmers to receive compensation
•   Communal farmers benefit from livestock improvement programme
•  Palin says Obama friendly with terrorists
•   SA union battles to reclaim R4,5bn in pension funds
•  The Land Question in Oshakati Swapo (the people) versus Swapo (the Town Council) Comment
•  EU slaps Sasol with fine of €318m
•  Pohamba opens fisheries institute
•   Govt extends rail link into Angola
•  Mining royalties to be compulsory - Namibian cabinet

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