13 Articles found on Thursday, 8 January 2004
08-01-2004
JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's rand slid further yesterday, partly in response to the stronger dollar but also reflecting offshore flows and emerging concern over possible changes to land restitution
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CAPE TOWN - Energy Africa's renewal of its cautionary announcement on Monday about a potential change of ownership further heightened speculation about who the aspirant new owners could be.Sources
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OTJIWARONGO has added 10 clay houses to more than 100 built under the town's programme to offer accommodation to poorer and unemployed residents.The Regional Co-ordinator for Namibia Housing Action
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FROM next week, Namibians aged 14 and over who apply for non-immigrant visas to enter the United States can expect to be digitally fingerprinted as part of the application process.This requirement
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POLICE want a Windhoek taxi driver who was working on New Year's Eve to come forward and help their investigation of a deadly shooting in Khomasdal.The driver, Police say, conveyed the suspected
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THE good rains of recent days in Windhoek have not resulted in a significant inflow into the dam that provides water to most of central Namibia, including the capital.The Von Bach dam stands at an
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THE Oshakati Police have arrested a 23-year-old woman in connection with the abandonment of a two-year-old mentally retarded girl found near the Oshakati Airport two days before Christmas.NamPol
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THE long-awaited municipal auction of the last lagoon-facing erven at Walvis Bay just before Christmas has been labelled discriminatory and unconstitutional by some residents.White prospective buyers
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A 17-YEAR-OLD resident of northern Namibia was freed from Police custody yesterday, five days after being detained as a suspected illegal immigrant because he had failed to recite his full name to an
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THE state of labour relations at Ramatex became even more vexed yesterday with an estimated to 300 to 400 ethnic-Chinese workers downing tools in a protest action.This is the first time that
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Vows to act next week THE Namibia Farmworkers Union (Nafwu) has vowed to resettle six evicted farmworkers and their families at Ongombo West next Monday. The farmworkers were recently sacked after
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Upcoming Sports Events and Meetings around Namibia.* Friends FC to meet ALL supporters, former players as well as any other interested parties of Friends Club are invited to attend an information
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THE Namibia Women's Cricket Association (NWCA) was recognised as the Best Cricket Initiative in Africa by the International Cricket Council's (ICC) this week.The annual awards were organised by the
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