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11 Articles found on Monday, 5 January 2004
Little girl left
05-01-2004
A two-year-old mentally retarded girl, found near Oshakati Airport two days before Christmas, was probably abandoned by her mother or other relatives, Police say.NamPol spokesman, Warrant Officer
readRESOLUTIONS FOR 2004
05-01-2004
New Year's leaves, for the turning ...* Hendrina Kaavela Mine is to work harder. I'm, like, at Unam so I have to work harder in 2004. * Frans April My New Year's resolution is the hope that all the
readPatient found dead in hospital toilet
05-01-2004
A patient at Onandjokwe Hospital appears to have hanged himself on New Year's Day, according to Police.Liaison Officer for Oshana and Oshikoto region, Warrant Officer Samuel Hamukonda, told The
readPaintball boss in court over fence
05-01-2004
A SWAKOPMUND businessman has appeared in court on a count with causing malicious damage to state property.The charge was laid in connection with damage caused to the Damara tern fence just south of
readThe nation must feed itself, declares Nujoma
05-01-2004
NAMIBIA must aim at becoming self-reliant in food production so as to feed its own people, President Sam Nujoma has told Namibians in his annually televised New Year message.Any country that depended
readMan murdered girlfriend: Police
05-01-2004
A RESIDENT of Otjomuise in Windhoek is expected to appear in a city court this week charged with murder, after his girlfriend was found two hours before the old year ended, with about five gunshot
readDamp days ahead, says bureau
05-01-2004
WITH steady rain blanketing the capital for most of yesterday afternoon, the prospects for more rainfall over the next three days look good, weather forecaster Odilo Kgobetdsi told The Namibian
readMissing girls: Police look at laying 'neglect' charges
05-01-2004
POLICE in the City of Windhoek are are considering whether to charge parents with neglect after two girls went missing on Thursday evening.The two sisters - Sharon Audrey Voss (6) and Vivian (7) - of
readSan success to sharpen rural friction
05-01-2004
TENSION between traditional hunter-gather communities from former Bushmanland and cattle farmers is expected to increase following the declaration of a large area of land as a conservancy.The !Kung, a
readFederal state would be fair for all, says Nudo
05-01-2004
THE National Unity Democratic Organisation (Nudo) has vowed to put its weight behind recent calls for Namibia to become a federal state, ensuring all ethnic groups a fair share in running the
readDTA six defect to Nudo
05-01-2004
THE DTA has suffered yet another political blow with the defection of six of its regional councillors, including two members of the National Council, to the National Unity Democratic Organisation
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