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40 Articles found on Tuesday, 5 July 2005
Congratulations To One Africa
05-07-2005
PLEASE allow me space in my favourite daily newspaper to congratulate One Africa Television for its live transmission of the World Youth Championships and the World Confederation Cup Football
readRath Has No Cure
05-07-2005
PLEASE allow me to warn my fellow Namibians about Dr Rath.I'm living in Europe and have followed the story of Dr Rath very closely.This man came to Germany a few years ago claiming to have a cure for
read'No' To Nujoma Bursary
05-07-2005
I ALWAYS read Gwen Lister's Political Perspective because it is to the point and gives credit where it is due and criticises when necessary.So, we are on par on our outlook! I fully agree with you on
readGood Service Noted
05-07-2005
RECENTLY, I had the pleasure of having wonderful service from the Namibian Police here in Windhoek, and I realised that there may be many similar incidents of this nature never written about because
readWhy Shoot The Dog?
05-07-2005
I WOULD really appreciate it if your newspaper can place this letter.I wish to seek clarification from persons or institutions through this letter about an incident that happened on 20 June 2005 in my
readAfrica to push G8 on debt, silent on Zim
05-07-2005
SIRTE, Libya - Buoyed by a surge of global goodwill, Africa kept pressure on the rich world yesterday with its leaders readying a call for fairer trade and debt cancellation in the fight against
readQ1 GDP growth slows
05-07-2005
THE local economy was affected by the economic activities of the industrial countries, with the Gross Domestic Product growing at a much lower rate during the first quarter of 2005 than previously,
readMaize prices fuel farm bankruptcy fears
05-07-2005
JOHANNESBURG - South African maize futures closed higher on Friday, with traders torn between worry over low demand and a massive crop and concerns that at such low prices levels farmers might go
readStabbing victim's last cries for help relived
05-07-2005
THE desperate cries for help that came from a fatally injured Rehoboth resident who had been stabbed with a knife - allegedly by her husband - were relived in the High Court in Windhoek
readDeregulation yet to take off in Namibia
05-07-2005
DEREGULATION, long touted as a solution to many emerging economies in enhancing competition and growth, is not yet on the cards for Namibia.Though the phenomenon had proved popular in other countries
readHike in basic charges 'will swamp poor'
05-07-2005
THE head of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Namibia (ELCRN) yesterday called on local authorities to consider the position of poor people before increasing water tariffs.Bishop Zephania Kameeta
readNHE in hot water with city
05-07-2005
THE National Housing Enterprise (NHE) is battling to pay the City of Windhoek for land bought for low-cost housing developments.Cash-flow problems at the NHE, which, at the beginning of the year owed
readAid scandal probe wraps up
05-07-2005
INVESTIGATIONS into why tons of food aid were left to go to waste in a military warehouse near Katima Mulilo have reached an advanced stage.A special team instructed by the Prime Minister to probe why
readBicycle revolution wheels into the capital city
05-07-2005
THE Bicycle Empowerment Network (BEN) Namibia has received a shipment of 350 bikes from its UK Partner Charity, Re-Cycle.Re-Cycle collects unused bikes in the UK and ships them to organisations in
readNamibia benefits from Gates AIDS grant
05-07-2005
WASHINGTON - The International Center for Research on Women ( ICRW) and four key international partners will join forces with African parliamentarians to accelerate efforts to help women fight
readBusy weekend on the crime front
05-07-2005
A 34-year-old Henties Bay resident was shot in the leg after he allegedly assaulted a policeman on Friday. Benedictus Baumgarten was arrested for assault with intention to cause grievous bodily
readGobabis junior school left without water and power
05-07-2005
GOBABIS - The Gobabis municipality on Thursday cut the Epako Junior Secondary School's water and electricity supply because of non-payment of debts totalling N$600 000.School principal Victor Makgone
readProsecutor suggests 90-year prison term for triple killer
05-07-2005
CONVICTED triple murderer Tuhafeni Berendisa Kutamudi should be jailed for the rest of his life, the State advocate who has been prosecuting him on the three counts of murder that he was convicted of
readLLD diamond mine leaves cutters short
05-07-2005
ISRAELI tycoon Lev Leviev's marine mining outfit in Namibia is struggling to find enough diamonds to keep his polishing factory in stones, and it may turn to rival De Beers to fill the shortfall,
readM'membe ota ka tulwa pokati kOpolisi
05-07-2005
L USAKA - Onkundana okuzilila ko Lusaka sha Zambia otayi ti kutya Opolisi oyi ithana omukuluntu gwOshifokundaneki shopaumwene hashi gandja uusama noonkondo kEpangelo, a ka pulwa-pulwe kombinga
readOkapale ka Katutura ka lukilwa Nujoma
05-07-2005
O KAPALE ketanga lyokoompadhi mu Katutura, hoka ngashiingeyi ka tulwa pomuthika gwopaigwana, oka lukilwa Omupresidende omukulu gwa Namibia, Sam Nujoma.Ano ngashiingeyi okapale haka ota ka kala haka
readKoneh a kwashilipaleka uudhano wEtanga lyOkoompadhi mOshakati
05-07-2005
A AGUNDJUKA yaali yOkampani yedhina Koneh, Henock Nantanga na Fanuel Shipanga oya kwashilipaleka uudhano wEtanga lyokOompadhi mboka ethigathano lyawo tali ka kala ko mehuliloshiwike lyeti 16 sigo 17
readAanangeshefa ya indilwa ya kwathele momaudhano
05-07-2005
P ETHIMBO ta patulula uudhano mboka wa kwashilipalekwa kOngeshefa yedhina Koneh mOlyomakaya ga zi ko mOshakati, oshilyo shOshigongi oshitiyali shOpashigwana Peya Mushelenga okwa ninga eindilo
readOlusheno lwa londa ishewe mOnooli
05-07-2005
O kutameka omwedhi nguka aakalimo yomOnooli otaya ka ya moondjato dhawo shi vulithe nale kombinga yiifuta yolusheno.Shika osheya moshigwana sho ehangano lyokugandja olusheno koshigwana shomOnooli
readOsheetwapo shuukwamuhoko sha ekelwahi
05-07-2005
I ITOPOLWA ngashi Ohangwena, Omusati, Oshana nOshikoto otayi ka mona owala oopelesenda 27 momulekeneno gwomayambulepo, nando nee oopelesenda omilongo hamano (60%) dhAanamibia omo tadhi adhika
readOmuhikingalo a simana Luther Vandross a hulitha
05-07-2005
Ehuliloshiwike lya zi ko lya dhenga oyendji pomutima mokukundana kutya omuhikingalo OmuAmerika gwedhina Luther Ronzoni Vandros okwa hulitha.Sho nda lombwelwa ongula yOsoondaha kutya gumwe
readNam gumwe gwomaathigona muuyuni
05-07-2005
ROME - Kehe mongundu yAafrika yatatu, gumwe gwomuyo oku na omanyutu na aantu oomiliyuna 852 muuyuni, otaya si ondjala, olopota yIigwanahangano osho ya popi ngaaka mEtitano lya zi ko.Olopota ndjika
readMP pleads for investment in sport
05-07-2005
NATIONAL Council MP Peya Mushelenga has called on businesses to support sport in the regions, especially in the North.Launching the Koneh Soccer Tournament in Oshakati on Saturday, Mushelenga said
readSandher thwarts Namibia's charge at ICC trophy
05-07-2005
CANADA got just the start they needed against a powerful Namibian side in the opening round of the ICC Trophy in Ireland at the weekend.A century by Man-of-the-Match John Davison, well supported by
readGerrard's talks with Liverpool break down
05-07-2005
LONDON - Steven Gerrard may be on the verge of leaving Liverpool after his agent said talks over a new deal had broken down and were unlikely to start again.The England midfielder is unhappy
readPay pain for Ramblers players
05-07-2005
SEVERAL Ramblers players have complained that the club did not pay them according to an agreement they had before the NFA Cup, which they won after defeating Black Africa 5-3 on penalties last
readFive economic issues at Scotland G8 summit
05-07-2005
PARIS - Following is a guide to some economic issues which will be prominent at a Group of Eight summit at the luxury golf resort of Gleneagles, Scotland, which begins tomorrow with dinner and ends
readAfrica urges West to make good on pledges
05-07-2005
SYRTE, Libya - African Union leaders yesterday called on their fellow African nations to present a united front in their dealings with the rest of the world and exhorted the rich nations of the
readTributes flow for Luther
05-07-2005
TRIBUTES continued to pour in yesterday for Grammy-winning soul singer and songwriter Luther Vandross who died on Friday in hospital.He was 54. Vandross suffered a serious stroke two years ago. He
readDRC soldiers go on looting spree
05-07-2005
KINSHASA - Several hundred Congolese soldiers went on the rampage in the relatively stable west of the country on Sunday, beating up civilians and looting homes after finding a colleague hacked to
readAfghans say 17 civilians dead in US strike
05-07-2005
KABUL - A US air strike in eastern Afghanistan last week killed 17 civilians, including women and children, a governor said yesterday as the search continued for the missing comrades of a rescued US
readIsraeli president fears Sharon assassination
05-07-2005
JERUSALEM - Israeli President Moshe Katsav said yesterday the vocal opposition of pro-settler rabbis to Israel's Gaza pullout could incite ultranationalists to try to assassinate Prime Minister Ariel
readIn Brief
05-07-2005
* HOSTAGE - Iraqi and US troops combed suspected insurgent hideouts in west Baghdad after Egypt's ambassador designate became the first foreign head of mission kidnapped in the 15-month-old hostage
readMbeki in talks with Zimbabwe opposition
05-07-2005
JOHANNESBURG - South African President Thabo Mbeki discussed the demolitions campaign in Zimbabwe during a meeting late on Sunday with that country's opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai, the
readBush cool on climate deal, offers Blair no favours
05-07-2005
LONDON - President George W. Bush has told Britain's Tony Blair to expect no favours at this week's Group of Eight summit in return for backing the US-led war in Iraq despite reports of a
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