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17 Articles found on Monday, 11 April 2005
Record prices for Swakara
11-04-2005
AGRA Co-operative Limited sold 53 000 black karakul pelts in Copenhagen, Denmark, last week at prices 42 per cent higher than those obtained at the previous auction in September last year.The highest
readNghimtina lays down the law on mining
11-04-2005
The new Minister of Mines and Energy, Erkki Nghimtina, has challenged mining companies to be proactive towards the black economic empowerment (BEE) initiative, saying the mining industry should be the
readOkahandja fed up with town councillors
11-04-2005
OKAHANDJA residents have threatened to take matters into their own hands if Government does not intervene to stop the alleged abuse of power and resources by town councillors. The group, calling
readStay out of Angola: Kamwi
11-04-2005
HEALTH Minister Richard Kamwi has warned Namibians not to visit Angola because of the outbreak of the feared Marburg fever in the north of that country.Addressing a meeting at Ohangwena, five
readPandeni cracks the whip
11-04-2005
A top politician has demanded action against some regional and local government institutions, which he claims choose to manage government affairs through the media."Under my watchful eye as a
readDamaras discuss genocide report
11-04-2005
THE Damara people in Windhoek are to meet tomorrow to discuss the findings of research conducted by the Damara Culture and Heritage Forum (DCHF) on how the 1904 and 1907 genocide affected the tribe.
readHardap curtain saga takes another twist
11-04-2005
THE Hardap Regional Council on Friday set up a team to investigate a media leak from the council chambers.This follows the 'curtain saga' in which Hardap Governor Katrina Hanse has been accused of
readPublic warned against shady car dealers
11-04-2005
THE public have been warned to be on the lookout for warehouse operators, car dealers and clearing agents trying to sell them second-hand imported vehicles and advising them to obtain import permits
readResentment against off-roaders grows
11-04-2005
THE sight of 800 off-road bikers descending on the dune belt at the central coast 10 days ago has once again raised questions about the proper control and management of these activities in order to
readMinistries no longer in budget limbo
11-04-2005
THE Finance Ministry has authorised Government Ministries and agencies to spend up to one-third of their 2004-05 budget while it prepares the national Budget for the 2005-06 financial year.The
readTigers, Arrows fall in NFA Cup
11-04-2005
AS expected, premiership giants Blue Waters, Black Africa and Ramblers went through to the semi-finals of the NFA Cup, but Eleven Arrows dug a hole and buried themselves as they lost 1-0 after
readPohamba tours LLD Diamonds
11-04-2005
PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba says the potential of the country's mining sector, especially the diamond sector, remains underutilised and has not been fully tapped, as resources continue to be
readOmupolisi Leonard Efraim a fumvikwa mOngwediva
11-04-2005
MONGWEDIVA O MUKALIMO gwomOngwediva nokwa li wo Omupolisi gwa Namibia mOshakati, Konstabela Leonard Efraim, ngoka a manene oondjenda dhe mOshipangelo shEpangelo sha Shakati konima yuuwehame mEtine
readPohamba a pandula Oongerki moNamibia
11-04-2005
OSWALD SHIVUTE P ETHIMBO ta popitha engathithi lyOitaali pOdibo mUukwanyama mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena mOsoondaha ya zi ko, Omupresidende Hifikepunye Pohamba ngoka a li e ya a dhane pamwe nAadibo,
readOomiliyuna dhaantu pefumviko lyOmupapa mu Roma
11-04-2005
EFUMVIKO lyOmupapa Johannes Paulus Omutiyali mEtitano lya zi ko mo Roma sha Italia olya li enenenene, inali monika nale mondjokonona yomafumviko gaaleli yOongeleka muuyuni, unene tuu mOngeleka ndjika
readDe Wee the star at Frank's meet
11-04-2005
NAMIBIA'S top junior 100 metres sprinter Chriswell de Wee delivered an explosive performance when he beat senior runner Benedictus Botha by a hair's breadth at the Independence stadium on Saturday.
readNamibia out of World Cup
11-04-2005
NAMIBIA was knocked out of the International Rugby Board (IRB) Under-19 World Cup after closely losing 27-29 to Italy in Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, on Saturday.Namibia was leading 13-10 at
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