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23 Articles found on Monday, 10 January 2005
Sudan's forgotten victims live life on the edge
10-01-2005
MAYO - Hashim Khalil Osman peeks out from the remains of his hut, partly bulldozed and then patched up with plastic sacking, to see if help has arrived to alleviate the misery of life in the slum
readYukos seeking identity of unit owner
10-01-2005
HOUSTON - Lawyers for Russian oil company Yukos are digging to find out who will control a crucial production unit sold off last month in a highly disputed auction so they know whom to sue for
readSA Dec net reserves up at US$11,43b
10-01-2005
JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's net reserves edged up to US$11,43 billion (N$69,72 billion) in December, data showed on Friday, with analysts saying a slowdown in the pace of increase probably reflected
readNCCI to embark upon SME human resource training
10-01-2005
WINDHOEK - The Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) has vowed to work towards certain projects aimed at creating funds for human resource training to help small and medium enterprises
readAnd the fattest city is...
10-01-2005
HOUSTON - Houston tops a US magazine's annual fattest cities list for the fourth time in five years, with four other Texas cities waddling into the top 25.Fast food restaurants - Houston has twice the
readChurches to react to NBC embargo
10-01-2005
THE Namibian Broadcasting Corporation's decision to suspend the airing of religious programmes on national television and radio was implemented yesterday, when all sermons were taken off the air.The
read'We will help tsunami countries' - Gurirab
10-01-2005
PRIME Minister Theo-Ben Gurirab says Namibia will respond positively to the tsunami disaster in South-east Asia and East Africa.At a working reception held at his official residence at Swakopmund for
readGovernment concerned over state of fishing industry
10-01-2005
THE Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources has expressed concern over the state of the fishing industry.Last year ended with news of retrenchments and 2005 started with more news of factories
readKaras faces food crisis
10-01-2005
KARAS Regional Governor Dawid Boois has sent out a SOS to the Central Government, pleading with it not to stop the drought relief programme in his region because "people are suffering because of
readOpolisi otayi kongo nakwiiyaka mOshipangelo
10-01-2005
OPOLISI oyi li molukongo lwomulumentu Omutanzania, Gavin Nkwandla (24), ngoka a li i iyaka Oshipangelo sha Central Hospital mOvenduka omasiku ga zi ko.Nkwandla okwa li omunandholongo a tegelela
readAaniilonga ya Cadilu ya shuna kiilonga
10-01-2005
AANIILONGA yOkampani onkwati yoohi ya Cadilu Fishing, mboka ya li ye na okukuthwa miilonga pauvathano, oya shuna kiilonga yawo mEtine lya zi ko.Aaniilonga mbaka oyo mboka haa yi nOosikepa mefuta.
readElenga enene lya Namhinda lya hulitha
10-01-2005
ONKUNDANA ye tu zilile mElelo lyAukwanyama, twe yi pewa ku Amushanga gwElelo lyOpamuthigululwaklo lyAukwanyama meme Tresia Nghipandulwa, otayi ti kutya limwe lyomOmalenga omanene gAukwanyama
readAa!Aman oha hala Ndowishi e ya kwathele
10-01-2005
AANAMA yomuhoko gwAa!Aman oya hala okuninga oonkundathana nEpangelo lya Ndowishi ye li indile omakwathelo.Kaptein gwAa!Aman, Cornelius Frederick okwa li a tetwa omutse kAandowishi omanga aantu ye ya
readShaffa sha Vatuva a hulitha ombaadhilila
10-01-2005
OMUNAMBELEWA kwali mOshikondo shOkastoma moNooli, okuzilila mOmbelewa yawo yUuministeli wIimaliwa mOshakati tate Evarde Shaffa sha Vatuva okwa manene oondjenda dhe ombaadhila mOshakati ongula yEtitano
readNBC a kutha mo ooprograma dhopambepo pakathimbo
10-01-2005
EHANGANO etumimawimbepo lya Namibian Broadcasting Corporation (NBC) olya kutha mo mombepo ooprograma dhalyo dhopambepo pakathimbo.Shika osha ningwa molwashoka aniwa NBC okwi ikwata omikalo ndhoka
readOmbepo yoshikungulu ya teyagula omatungo
10-01-2005
OMBEPO yoshikungulu ndjoka ya landulwa komvula yi li hwepo lela mIitopolwa yimwe moNooli oshiwike sha zi ko, unene tuu moshitopowla sha Musati nosha Hangwena ombinga yimwe, osha etele aantu oyendji
readAlphand wins ninth stage of Dakar
10-01-2005
ATAR - Former world ski champion Luc Alphand of France won the 361 kilometre ninth stage of the Dakar-2005 rally here on Saturday.Driving a Mitsubishi, he completed the stage in 4 hours, 52 minutes,
readFergie left red-faced as Exeter embarrasses United
10-01-2005
LONDON - Sir Alex Ferguson was forced to issue an apology to Manchester United fans around the world after non-league minnows Exeter City left Old Trafford having secured an FA Cup third round
readValencia make in unbeaten streak
10-01-2005
MADRID - Reigning Spanish champions Valencia took their unbeaten streak to eight games, with six wins over the same stretch, with a 2-1 victory over neighbours Levante on Saturday.Goals from Ruben
readGurirab's late strike saves Namibia against Germany
10-01-2005
CHIEF Santos midfielder Brian Gurirab ensured that the Namibian presidential invitation team walked away with a one-all draw, after driving home a thunderous strike from at least 25 metres against a
readThree dead in English city hit by flooding
10-01-2005
LONDON - Three people died after severe flooding hit the city of Carlisle in northwest England, forcing thousands to evacuate their homes, British police said Sunday.Heavy rains and strong gales
readAbbas poised for victor
10-01-2005
RAMALLAH, West Bank - Palestinians voted for a successor to veteran leader Yasser Arafat yesterday with his longtime deputy Mahmud Abbas poised for a victory that could pave the way for a revival of
readSudan peace accord ends Africa's longest conflict
10-01-2005
NAIROBI - Sudan's Vice President Ali Osman Taha and the country's main rebel leader John Garang signed a peace accord here yesterday ending Africa's longest-running conflict.Taha and Garang inked the
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