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19 Articles found on Wednesday, 26 May 2004
NCCI pushes American business partnerships
26-05-2004
THE Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) has said American businesses from Florida are seeking Namibian business partners.Tulimeyo Kaapanda, of the NCCI's International Business Linkage
readOstrich Production Namibia turns to sheepskin tanning
26-05-2004
KEETMANSHOOP - Ostrich Production Namibia (OPN) has finished the tanning of the first batch of 1 500 prickled sheep pelts on Monday.OPN is an ostrich slaughtering and processing plant. The company's
readTrans Hex earnings fall
26-05-2004
JOHANNESBURG - South African diamond producer Trans Hex Group Ltd said yesterday annual headline earnings per share fell 18 per cent mainly due to the strong rand.The firm, which has operations in
readStandard Bank performs despite tough 2003
26-05-2004
STANDARD Bank Namibia has announced its annual results which show that the bank registered positive results for 2003 compared to the previous year, upping its total assets to N$6,7 billion from N$5,6
readLife Fighters upset Santos, as BA also advance
26-05-2004
LIFE Fighters caused one of the biggest upsets in the NFA Cup history when they dispatched Chief Santos 4-2 on penalties in the Oscar Norich Stadium on Saturday.The two sides played to a one-all
readUncertainty after dismissals
26-05-2004
THE sacking of Foreign Minister Hidipo Hamutenya and his deputy, Kaire Mbuende, has set Namibia on an entirely uncertain future, according to opposition parties and political analysts.The analysts and
read'I am still a member of the Swapo Central Committee and Politburo'
26-05-2004
HIDIPO Hamutenya, told an Africa Day rally at Walvis Bay yesterday that: "I am still a member of the Swapo Central Committee and Politburo.They nominated me as a presidential candidate and that
readHamutenya defiant -- vows not to relinquish presidential ambition
26-05-2004
FORMER Foreign Affairs Minister Hidipo Hamutenya will stand his ground at the upcoming extraordinary congress amid fears by some Swapo supporters that the weekend meeting could be thrown into disarray
readUsakos turns local politics upside down
26-05-2004
A YOUNG community activist from Usakos, who led a series of protests against alleged corruption in the Town Council, was elected Deputy Mayor on Wednesday.The CoD won two seats in the recent Local
read'Treated worse than dogs'
26-05-2004
CLOSE to 26 permanent workers of HR Technical Services Company that was last year awarded the tender to upgrade the sewerage system of Karasburg downed their tools on Monday in protest against alleged
readPublic HIV test for Karas Governor
26-05-2004
KEETMANSHOOP - People in leadership positions should declare their HIV-AIDS statuses to the communities they lead in order to encourage their subjects to go for voluntary counselling and testing.This
readFish farming given a boost
26-05-2004
AT least another N$20 million over the next three years, will be needed to expand the country's aquaculture to the desired level.Aquaculture is the farming of fish and shellfish in both fresh and
readLake Liambezi filling up, Zambezi floods subside
26-05-2004
FLOODING in the Lake Liambezi area in southern Caprivi is damaging vast areas of crop plantations.With the lake now about half full, people have begun harvesting their maize crops in the worst
readRecruitment rip-off at NDF
26-05-2004
DESPERATION to be recruited by the Namibian Defence Force has led to four civilians being defrauded of at least N$4 000.The Namibian has learned that a non-commissioned officer stationed at the Osona
readTwins die from traditional circumcisions
26-05-2004
TWIN brothers have died at Rundu from botched traditional circumcisions.The pair, Essau and Jakomba Kativa (12), were part of a group of five boys who underwent the procedure as part of their
readRecord seizure of cocaine at airport
26-05-2004
THREE Angolan women are in Police custody in Windhoek after they were arrested at the Hosea Kutako International Airport on Monday, allegedly with a record quantity of cocaine hidden in the luggage of
readNujoma lashes out at whites, neo-colonialists and the CoD
26-05-2004
PRESIDENT Sam Nujoma has again lashed out at Namibians who he said were collaborating with white people that wanted to recolonise the country and warned that they would be dealt with
readFrom the Sidelines with Corry Ihuhua
26-05-2004
NOW that South Africa has won its bid to host the 2010 Soccer World Cup, the onus is now on southern African countries to gear themselves up for opportunities arising as the result of the crowning
readSundowns, Chiefs interested in Ouseb
26-05-2004
NAMIBIAN international Mohamed Ouseb is currently waiting for an offer from South African Premiership club Mamelodi Sundowns, but rivals Kaizer Chiefs his former club, is also interested in his
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