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27 Articles found on Monday, 15 November 2004
AGRA holds annual meeting in the capital
15-11-2004
AGRA Namibia held its its 25th Annual General Meeting (AGM) in the capital on Thursday.In an interview with Nampa, Marketing Manager at AGRA, Juanita von Wielligh said the meeting would look into
read'Private equity: Lesson for Namibia' , BoN study
15-11-2004
THERE is need to import skills and a focus towards skills formation to support the local private equity industry.In a latest research study conducted by the Bank of Namibia (BoN) entitled "Private
readThe final push
15-11-2004
THE uphill battle facing the Congress of Democrats in a Swapo stronghold such as the Kavango Region was apparent when the opposition party held a last meeting before the elections at Rundu on
readChief Riruako pins hopes on four-pronged strategy
15-11-2004
PARAMOUNT chief, politician, farmer and controversial legislator - National Unity Democratic Organisation (Nudo) leader and presidential candidate Kuaima Riruako has many titles.This year he has had
readNew women's centre opened at Ongwediva
15-11-2004
HEALTH and Social Service Minister Dr Libertina Amathila on Friday opened a new community centre for women at Ongwediva.The centre, which is named after Dr Amathila, will serve women in Ongwediva and
readOpposition accused of 'laziness, no imagination'
15-11-2004
ELECTIONS in Namibia were a non-event because of the political parties' failure to market themselves because of "laziness".The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), the Namibian chapter of the
readWhere Could Namibia be Heading? An Analysis of the Parties' Manifestos 2004
15-11-2004
In this opinion piece the writer analyses the ideas and approaches contained in the manifestos of the parties that are seeking a mandate from the electorate to form and run the government of the
readNo voting at sea
15-11-2004
NO provision has been made by the Namibian Electoral Commission (NEC) to enable the country's estimated 700 sea-going workers to vote at sea in the Presidential and Parliamentary elections today and
readZero tolerance for poll irregularities
15-11-2004
POLICE have declared a zero tolerance approach to any misconduct as Namibians head for polling stations today to elect the country's second President.Commissioner James Tjivikua said the Namibian
readCity Police in force early next year
15-11-2004
THE long-awaited and much-anticipated Windhoek City Police will be commissioned by President Sam Nujoma on Thursday.But residents won't see the force in action before early next year. The City's
readFuel shipping contract complaint stumbles over urgency obstacle
15-11-2004
A CHALLENGE on the urgency - or rather the lack of it - of a High Court case in which a Namibian black economic empowerment company is trying to force South Africa's Sasol Oil to award it a massive
readFew parties have green view, says Earthlife
15-11-2004
NAMIBIA's environmental watchdog group Earthlife Namibia has expressed disappointment with the apparent lack of interest in environmental issues displayed by political parties.Only two political
readStock theft appeal reveals opinion gap between Parliament, High Court
15-11-2004
A FOREWARNING of the rough reception that may await the heavy prison sentences prescribed in Namibia's proposed new stock theft law may be contained in an appeal judgement handed down in the High
readReady, steady, VOTE!
15-11-2004
THOUSANDS of Namibians are expected to head to the polls today, come rain or sunshine, as the stage is set for an intriguing two days of voting in one of Namibia's most vibrant elections since
readThe final push
15-11-2004
THE uphill battle facing the Congress of Democrats in a Swapo stronghold such as the Kavango Region was apparent when the opposition party held a last meeting before the elections at Rundu on
readChief Riruako pins hopes on four-pronged strategy
15-11-2004
PARAMOUNT chief, politician, farmer and controversial legislator - National Unity Democratic Organisation (Nudo) leader and presidential candidate Kuaima Riruako has many titles.This year he has had
readNew women's centre opened at Ongwediva
15-11-2004
HEALTH and Social Service Minister Dr Libertina Amathila on Friday opened a new community centre for women at Ongwediva.The centre, which is named after Dr Amathila, will serve women in Ongwediva and
readOpposition accused of 'laziness, no imagination'
15-11-2004
ELECTIONS in Namibia were a non-event because of the political parties' failure to market themselves because of "laziness".The Institute for Public Policy Research (IPPR), the Namibian chapter of the
readWhere Could Namibia be Heading? An Analysis of the Parties' Manifestos 2004
15-11-2004
In this opinion piece the writer analyses the ideas and approaches contained in the manifestos of the parties that are seeking a mandate from the electorate to form and run the government of the
readNo voting at sea
15-11-2004
NO provision has been made by the Namibian Electoral Commission (NEC) to enable the country's estimated 700 sea-going workers to vote at sea in the Presidential and Parliamentary elections today and
readZero tolerance for poll irregularities
15-11-2004
POLICE have declared a zero tolerance approach to any misconduct as Namibians head for polling stations today to elect the country's second President.Commissioner James Tjivikua said the Namibian
readCity Police in force early next year
15-11-2004
THE long-awaited and much-anticipated Windhoek City Police will be commissioned by President Sam Nujoma on Thursday.But residents won't see the force in action before early next year. The City's
readFuel shipping contract complaint stumbles over urgency obstacle
15-11-2004
A CHALLENGE on the urgency - or rather the lack of it - of a High Court case in which a Namibian black economic empowerment company is trying to force South Africa's Sasol Oil to award it a massive
readFew parties have green view, says Earthlife
15-11-2004
NAMIBIA's environmental watchdog group Earthlife Namibia has expressed disappointment with the apparent lack of interest in environmental issues displayed by political parties.Only two political
readStock theft appeal reveals opinion gap between Parliament, High Court
15-11-2004
A FOREWARNING of the rough reception that may await the heavy prison sentences prescribed in Namibia's proposed new stock theft law may be contained in an appeal judgement handed down in the High
readReady, steady, VOTE!
15-11-2004
THOUSANDS of Namibians are expected to head to the polls today, come rain or sunshine, as the stage is set for an intriguing two days of voting in one of Namibia's most vibrant elections since
read22 ostrich skins stolen
15-11-2004
TWENTY-TWO ostrich skins worth N$26 400 were stolen from the Ostrich Production of Namibia tannery on the farm Coenbult in the Karas Region last Friday, the Police report in their crime bulletin.The
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