51 Articles found on Thursday, 4 August 2005
04-08-2005
THE proposed Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area (KaZa TFCA) will be the largest conservation area in Africa.The project involves five southern African states: Angola, Botswana, Namibia,
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NAIROBI - The United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP) has cautiously welcomed a new pact between the United States and five Asia-Pacific nations to curb greenhouse gases, but said it was no
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DAKAR - Senegal is pushing to plant a 'Great Green Wall' of trees stretching for nearly 7 000 km, from Dakar to Djibouti, to stop the relentless advance of the Sahara desert.Environment Minister Modou
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JOHANNESBURG - Standard & Poor's upgraded South Africa's credit rating on Monday, giving a vote of confidence to the continent's largest economy which cheered domestic markets and raised hopes for
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A new legal insurance company, LawSure Ltd, has entered the local market, promising to be highly competitive in their products, service and overall business approach.LawSure Ltd is a wholly-owned
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JOHANNESBURG - Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa sacked his mines minister, Kaunda Lembalemba, in a government reshuffle yesterday after a damaging strike, riots and a bomb blast at the country's
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JOHANNESBURG - Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa sacked his mines minister, Kaunda Lembalemba, in a government reshuffle yesterday after a damaging strike, riots and a bomb blast at the country's
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JOHANNESBURG - South African maize farmers are harvesting late, aiming to keep the crop in the fields as long as possible to avoid storage fees, the main milling group said on Wednesday.Chamber of
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ONGWEDIVA - An annual cattle show of the Mangetti Farmers Association (MFA) will take place at its usual venue, Okapya, near Oshivelo in the Oshikoto Region this month.Chairperson of the MFA, Ismael
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THE second quarter of the year was characterised by more positive news flow, slightly favourable energy prices - compared to the global conditions during the first quarter - and firm demand that
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THE trial of the four people being prosecuted over the alleged kidnapping, robbing and murder of Windhoek businessman Gero Schaum started in the High Court in Windhoek this week, close to three and a
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LARGE fines and heavy alternative jail sentences were imposed on a trio of dagga-dealing suspects in the Windhoek Regional Court this week, after they were convicted of having dealt in one of the
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BAY AS expected, former world champion boxer Harry Simon's legal counsel yesterday morning applied for their client to be discharged after the State rested its case.Magistrate Gert Retief, however,
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THE opposition Congress of Democrats (CoD) yesterday expressed concern at a spate of corrupt activities that have made headlines, saying it was high time the public took to the streets to protest such
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REEFTON Mining NL, the junior Australian mining company that got slapped down last week by the Ministry of Mines and Energy for illegally trying to explore for uranium, had their shares suspended on
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THE Okahandja Town Council was set on the path of reconciliation by a high-level Government delegation yesterday, with both council and municipal administrators instructed not to act outside their
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HEADS can be expected to roll for allowing tonnes of food aid to rot in a Katima Mulilo warehouse, while thousands of needy people suffered in the wake of last year's Caprivi floods.Cabinet on
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THE High Court yesterday beefed up the powers of the provisional liquidator put in charge of the affairs of three key figures in the N$30 million investment debacle involving the Social Security
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SHELL Namibia on Tuesday donated an Oil Spill Response Trailer valued at N$170 000 to the City of Windhoek's Emergency Services.The manager of the Shell Depot, Leonard Hinterholtzer, handed the
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ONGWEDIVA - The annual Mangetti Farmers Association (MFA) will take place at Okapya, near Oshivelo in the Oshikoto Region this month.Chairperson of the MFA, Ismael Shailemo, said the show would take
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"I CAN only communicate with the parties," was the terse comment from Labour Consultant Sacky Aipinge when asked about a decision taken after a hearing between legal representatives of Cymot and the
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THE Ministry of Regional and Local Government, Housing and Rural Development this week remained mum on the announcement of a new boss to take over the reigns at the National Housing Enterprise (NHE)
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LUANDA - Ongundu yompilamena ya Unita oya popi kutya oyi na uumbanda kutya Epangelo lyAangola otashi vulika li la laateke omahogololo ga simana - ngoka ogo taga ka kala gotango konima yiita moshilongo
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O UNIVESTI ya Namibia (Unam) oya kutha miilonga pakathimbo Omukuluntu gwOsenda hayi gandja ookoosa oofupi kaaungaungi niikwambelewa mEpangelo.Omugandjimulombo mu Unam Edwin Tjiramba okwa lombwele The
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OKAPALE kuudhano wetanga lyokoompadhi ka Sam Nujoma Stadium mu Katutura, ota ka egululwa pambelewa momasiku 13 gomwedhi nguka, aanambelewa mu Muni gwa Venduka osho ya tseyitha oshiwike shika.Okapale
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O POLISI mOshakati oya tseyitha kutya oya lopotelwa ekano lyomukalimo gwomomukunda Oshipya mUukwambi ngoka taku tiwa kutya okwa kana okuza meti 23 Juli nuumvo konima sho a zi megumbo lyawo pOmulongo
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ETOKOLO lya Muni gwa Venduka kutya omalanditho giinima mepandaanda lya Post Street Mall mOlyomakaya kehe ogAanamibia ashike, olya thigi aalandithi yomomapandaanda yaakwiilonga nomahodhi.Nale,
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ELELO lyondoolopa ya Ngwediva olya gandja ombili onene kaakalimo yalyo yomOngwediva omolu omeya ngoka ga kala taga pataapata mehuliloshiwike lya zi ko, unene tuu meti 29 neti 30 Auguste
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A AKALIMO yomOndoolopa ya Shifo moRuacana moshitopolwa sha Musati, mboka oyendji yomuyo omeya gawo ga kala ga tetwa ko noya kala kaye na omeya, ngashiingeyi oye shi ishewe okufudha sho Elelo lya
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JOHANNESBURG - Onkundana okuzilila ko Johannesburg sha South Afrika otayi ti kutya aatiligane yoofalama dhopaipindi moshilongo shika oye na uumbanda kutya etokolo lyEpangelo okuungaunga noshinima
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E GUMBO lyomukalimo gwomOshikango mUupindi mOshakati meme Justina Matheus olya pya po thiluthilu komulilo oshiwike sha zi ko, niinima ye ayihe noyaanona oya pila mo thiluthilu.Otaku tiwa kutya
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HARARE - Onkundana okuzilila ku Harare sha Zimbabwe otayi ti kutya Epangelo olya ekelehi oshipotha shonkambadhala yokudhipaga Omupresidende Robert Mugabe shoka lya li lya ningile Morgan
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O MULUMENTU ngoka a talika kutya oye omutsse omunene moshinima shOondola oomilyuna omilongo ndatu dhOkampani ya Social Security Commission (SSC) shoka sha kanene mOkampani ya Avid Investments, ke
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THE Namibian Defence Force (NDF) left for Gaborone, Botswana yesterday to compete in the International Military Sport Council (CISM) for Eastern Southern Africa Liaison Officers Track and Field
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THE national men's volleyball team ended third in the recent Zone Six Club Championships held in Gaborone, Botswana.The Namibian side lost their opening match by three sets to nil against host
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*NAMIBIAN Defence Force's (NDF) golf team ended sixth overall in the International Military Sport Council (CISM) World Golf Championships held in Karachi, Pakistan from 25 to 31 July this year.This
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HELSINKI - Athletics chiefs have turned down a plea from African countries to make it harder for athletes defecting to richer nations for financial gain.African countries had called for a six year
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LONDON - Newcastle United have joined Manchester United in the chase for Michael Owen after the England striker was officially put up for sale by Real Madrid.The Spanish club want 16 million pounds -
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All Blacks prop Tony Woodcock and scrumhalf Bryan Kelleher, who were both down with ailments earlier in the week, had a brisk run with the balance of their rugby team at DHS Old Boys yesterday
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CAPE TOWN - Flanker Schalk Burger has been recalled to South Africa's starting line-up for the Tri-nations test against New Zealand in Cape Town on Saturday.As well as promoting International Rugby
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PARIS - French star Zinedine Zidane yesterday announced that he is coming out of international retirement to help his country's flagging World Cup campaign.The 33-year-old Real Madrid midfielder quit
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NAMIBIAN professional boxer, Paulus 'The Hitman' Moses is said to be in super shape and ready to take on his South African opponent, Jonie Simphiwe in a historic WBA Pan African lightweight world
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WASHINGTON - Unhatched dinosaur eggs dating back 190 million years carried fully developed embryos that would have been born clumsy and helpless.Findings published in Friday's issue of the journal
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* WARNED - The United States renewed its warning for Americans worldwide to be on guard against terrorist attacks by al Qaeda and other extremist groups.The US State Department renewed for six months
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OFAKIM, Israel - Settler leaders instructed their followers to try to infiltrate the main settlement bloc in the Gaza Strip yesterday in a bid to disrupt Israel's pullout from the territory, due to
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HOUSTON - Spacewalking astronaut Steve Robinson plucked a couple of loose fiber strips from Discovery's belly yesterday in an unprecedented repair to the shuttle's heat shield."I'm grasping it and I'm
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KHARTOUM - At least 20 people were reported killed overnight in the Sudanese capital as clashes between northerners and southerners extended to a third day yesterday after the death of former southern
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NOUAKCHOTT - Gunfire rang out near the presidency building in Mauritania's capital Nouakchott yesterday after soldiers surrounded state radio and blocked off streets in the city, a witness
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BASRA - Fourteen US marines were killed in a rebel attack in western Iraq yesterday following the death of a US freelance journalist who was gunned down in a relatively calm part of the country.The
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LUSAKA - A suspected militant arrested in Zambia and linked by media reports to the July 7 suicide bomb attacks in London will be deported to Britain, Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa said
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TORONTO - An Air France A340 jet with 309 people aboard overshot the runway at Toronto international airport and burst into flames after plunging into a muddy ravine, but with flames licking around
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