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25 Articles found on Tuesday, 22 February 2005
Income Tax Act Amended
22-02-2005
The Minister of Finance sprung a surprise on many of us last week when she tabled the amendments to the Income Tax Act in parliament.It is quite clear from the draft bill that the legislation was
readNissan's Ghosn to hand over duties
22-02-2005
Tokyo - Nissan Motor has announced that its Japanese managing director Toshiyuki Shiga will step up to the position of chief operating officer, taking over day-to-day affairs from Carlos Ghosn, a
readSasol in billion-rand hedge loss
22-02-2005
JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's Sasol is expected to lose 1 billion rand in fuel earnings in its 2005 financial year after hedging its oil revenues last year, a Merrill Lynch report said
readNamibia CPI to be launched
22-02-2005
THE year opened with a monthly inflation rate of 0,06 per cent, recording a decrease from December last year when the inflation rate was 0,5 per cent.However, based on the all-items index, the annual
read3 nabbed for dagga in Swakopmund
22-02-2005
A WELL-KNOWN German photographer and two other German citizens living in Swakopmund were arrested on Saturday after dagga plants and products were confiscated at their homes.Thomas Keller (67), known
readCaprivi Region braces for floods
22-02-2005
THE Caprivi is preparing for another serious flood with the level of the Zambezi River at Katima Mulilo hovering a fraction below two metres yesterday.Although it is too early to tell whether the
readMutorwa to decide on teen mother's case
22-02-2005
LAWYERS representing Seuaa Karuaihe-Samupofu, whose daughter the Windhoek High School refused to re-admit because she gave birth to a baby in December, have appealed to Basic Education Minister John
readCourt vows vengeance against child rapists
22-02-2005
THE High Court declared open season on child rapists yesterday.People who rape children will be sent to prison, and they will be sent there for a very, very long time. This is because when crimes such
readFrom Scotland to Namibia - Etale Victory
22-02-2005
ONE of the two Scottish trawlers that last year joined the fleet of foreign vessels helping to catch fish for local companies on Saturday became a Namibian flagged vessel.The Etale Fishing Company
readHigh hopes for fish farming
22-02-2005
AQUACULTURE is destined to become a major commercial industry in the country, says Prime Minister Theo-Ben GurirabIdentified by Government as a priority development area in the National Development
readBig pledges at President's dinner
22-02-2005
THE Sam Nujoma Foundation was launched, with donations and pledges of half a million Namibia dollars, at a farewell gala dinner in honour of outgoing President Sam Nujoma at a Windhoek hotel on
readHeavy showers boost dam levels
22-02-2005
ALTHOUGH good rains fell in many parts of the country at the weekend, some dams are still empty, such as the Daan Viljoen Dam on the outskirts of Windhoek.Last season, the Daan Viljoen Dam stood at
readKauandenge quits top Nudo post
22-02-2005
EMOTIONS are running high in the National Unity Democratic Organisation after its former Secretary General Joseph Kauandenge quit as advisor to Nudo President Kuaima Riruako yesterday.Kauandenge cited
readNuusiku wa 'Meleki' a hulitha
22-02-2005
KAMBO O NKUNDANA yoluhodhi yetuzilile mOkaanga kOshaala mUukolonkadhi otayi ti kutya egumbo lya kuku Hileni yIiyambo nedhina lya tseyika nawa Gwiiyambo olya dhengwa ishewe ondhimbo onene sho omutekulu
readYamwe ya thiga po omagumbo gawo mu Phillippine
22-02-2005
Aantu omayuvi otaya tsikile nokuthiga po omagumbo gawo muPhillipine-uninginino, konima yomasiku omulongo gomaipumomumwe pokati kaakwiita nOorebele dhAaMuslima.Aanamikunda ye li 25 660 oya kuthwa mo
readOsikola yokuteleka ya Marco-Mpollo mOshakati otayi shi enditha nawa
22-02-2005
O SIKOLOA yokulonga oshigwana okuteleka nokuyakula moohotela, yedhina Marco Mpollo Hospitality School, tayi adhika pooha dhOngeleka ya Elcin mOshakati nOmukuluntu gwayo Efolo Natasha Ambuga ota ti
readMugabe a tidha Omuprefesori Moyo
22-02-2005
HARARE - Ominista yUuyelele Jonathan Moyo okwa tidhwa miilonga konima sho a ningi etokolo okwiithikamena mOmahogololo gopaparliamende ngoka taga ka kala ko omwedhi tagu ya, oshikundaneki shEpangelo
readCountry Club leading bowling league
22-02-2005
THE second round of the Windhoek Bowling League took place at the Windhoek Bowling Club over the weekend.This year's Windhoek League consists of four rounds, of which each club in the capital is
readCycling tour attracts many
22-02-2005
THE past weekend saw more than 110 keen amateur cyclists in and around Windhoek for the inaugural three-day Cycling Development Tour.The event is held under the banner of the Namibian Cycling
readThe death of a top author
22-02-2005
His private life was equally dramatic, notably his doomed marriage to Monroe, who was previously married to Yankees baseball hero Joe DiMaggio."Arthur Miller stole Marilyn Monroe from Joe DiMaggio,
readLion-accused in hospital
22-02-2005
PHALABORWA - Lion-murder accused Richard "Doctor" Mathebula collapsed in prison and was rushed to hospital where he was still recuperating on Monday.This came two weeks after the trial was adjourned
readIsraeli cabinet approves historic Gaza pullout
22-02-2005
JERUSALEM - Israel freed 500 Palestinian prisoners in a good-will gesture on Monday, a day after the government gave final approval to a pullout from Gaza and a revised route of the West Bank
readSpy suspect freed in Zim
22-02-2005
Harare - An outgoing lawmaker and senior official in President Robert Mugabe's party charged with spying for South Africa has been freed by the High Court, Saturday's papers said.Phillip Chiyangwa,
readBush seeks Europe backing
22-02-2005
US President George W Bush urges European nations to give greater support to the new Iraqi government - "the world's newest democracy".In a speech in Brussels yesterday, Bush dismissed the
readIn Brief
22-02-2005
RAMALLAH - Legislators from the dominant Fatah movement agreed to bring key loyalists of Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas into a new cabinet on Monday, strengthening his hand for peacemaking and
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