42 Articles found on Wednesday, 26 October 2005
26-10-2005
THE Minister of Trade and Industry, Immanuel Ngitjizengo, is scheduled to inaugurate the Namibian Trade Office in Sao Paolo, Brazil next month.Ngatjizeko will lead a Namibian delegation to Brazil at
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BEIJING - China aims to maintain an average annual economic growth rate of 7,5 per cent from 2006 to 2010, in line with the country's long-term goals, the country's development chief said in an
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MUCH has been written about the high Gini coefficient in the Namibian economy, over-dependence on the mining sector (especially diamond mining), the low manufacturing base, high unemployment rate and
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CAPE TOWN - South Africa's economy will grow by an average of over four per cent over the next three years, driven by investment spending by the government and its agencies, the National Treasury
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WASHINGTON - Ben Bernanke, President George W Bush's choice to be the next chairman of the Federal Reserve, is making it perfectly clear that his top priority would be to continue Alan Greenspan's
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THE Economist Businesswomen's Club yesterday named Shareen Tjirera as the latest recipient of the club's bursary.Tjirera, a B-Tech Accounting and Finance student at the Polytechnic of Namibia, is the
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ALTHOUGH global economic prospects remained positive during the third quarter of the year and spilling over into this month, risks such as high international oil prices, rising inflation and interest
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FED UP with the political rap, and tired of playing political musical chairs, Joseph Kauandenge has decided to sing a different tune.Literally. Joseph the politician is making way for Jossie the pop
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CLOSE relatives of the murdered Juanita Mabula had to endure the grim task of identifying her severed head at the Police Mortuary in Windhoek yesterday.For members of Mabula's family, Monday night was
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ELEVEN of the 12 men facing charges in the second Caprivi high treason trial yesterday failed with their challenge against the High Court's jurisdiction to try them.The 11 raised a special plea in
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ONLY N$17,2 million of more than N$90 million in loans made by the defunct Development Fund of Namibia had been repaid by September 2003.Individual amounts owed to the DFN range from just over N$100
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A TOURIST from England died on Sunday after the double-cab bakkie she and her family were travelling in overturned between Henties Bay and Uis.The woman, a Mrs Ford, said to be in her 70s, was
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A NEW clinic has opened its doors at Epukiro where the poor can receive free medical treatment.Last year Dr Rudi van Vuuren, a general practitioner who is married to Marlice van der Merwe of the
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THE principal of the Shikongo Iipinge Senior Secondary School, Chris Iipinge (53), committed suicide yesterday morning.He hanged himself in one of the huts at his homestead in Tsandi village in the
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NAMIBIA Beverages has denied reports that people will lose jobs when it closes its distribution depots at Grootfontein, Keetmanshoop, Otjiwarongo and Walvis Bay.General Manager Frik Oosthuizen told
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A NATIONWIDE clean-up of Government offices and premises will begin next month.Car wrecks blemishing the natural landscape, broken furniture in offices and unused items will all be removed and either
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CABINET ministers, senior Government officials, diplomats and heads of international organisations observed a minute's silence in Windhoek yesterday as a mark of respect for 21-year-old Juanita
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CHIEF Sitentu Mpasi of Ukwangali is adamant that Oshiwambo-speaking farmers must remove their cattle from western Kavango by Saturday, Kavango Governor John Thighuru said yesterday.The King of
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LAUNDRY baskets and cardboard boxes doubled as cat carriers yesterday when scores of pet owners took their animals to vaccination points to get their rabies jabs.The second round of rabies
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NUDO MP Arnold Tjihuiko yesterday set the cat among the pigeons in the National Assembly, naming those in the House he felt should have been suspended in the past for alleged corrupt activities.He
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A AVENDUKA mboka oshiwike sha zi ko inaya mona ompito okuntuntilitha iitekulwanamwenyo yawo opo kayi kwatwe komukithi gwendambi (uupwidhi woombwa), oye na ompito okuninga ngaaka oshiwike shika.Muni
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A AVENDUKA mboka oshiwike sha zi ko inaya mona ompito okuntuntilitha iitekulwanamwenyo yawo opo kayi kwatwe komukithi gwendambi (uupwidhi woombwa), oye na ompito okuninga ngaaka oshiwike shika.Muni
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O MUKULUNTU gwOseko yOpombanda ya Shikongo shIipinge poTsandi mUukwaluudhi mOshitopolwa sha Musati tate Christian Iipinge, a tseyika nawa nedhina 'Chris Iipinge", okwa si eso lyombaadhilila sho i
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A ANIILONGA mu Muni gwa Liindili ya geya, oya ningi ehololomadhiladhilo mOmaandaha goshiwike shika-yu uvitile nayi Elelo lyondoolopa yawo sho lya gwedhele ashike oondjambi dhawo noopelesenda 3,5.Sam
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"KOKAVANGO twa tidhwa ko nee, ashike otu li muupyakadhi uunene wiimuna yetu tayi si kenota nokondjala," omunafaalama ngoka a kala e na ohambo ye mUukwangali mOkavango, Vilho Hamunyela (Kabila), ta
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M UUYUNI muka ihoka kala wu na oongombe niimuna iikwawo yi li palandulathano noyi na onkalo nuukolele mboka wa pumbiwa, ngele nani kayi li mofaalama yi na ondhalate.Onkee nduno tse Aanafaalama
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THE boys from the Hardap Region on Sunday emerged victorious in the final of the under-13 Coca-Cola football national championship after they defeated the Oshana Region by 5-2.The winners received a
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FIFA has given South African preparations for the 2010 World Cup finals a positive assessment.Fifa's director of competitions, Jim Brown, expressed optimism at the end of a five-day visit to South
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THE Pupkewitz Schools' Galas will be held in Windhoek and Swakopmund on Friday and Saturday.The Namibia Swimming Union (NASU) has decided that this year's galas will be held in support of the World
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ZURICH - World soccer's governing body FIFA and German sports goods maker Puma have settled their long-running dispute over Cameroon's one-piece playing kit.Fifa said in a statement yesterday that the
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ROME - The Italian football league on Tuesday fined Serie A club Roma 25 000 euros after referee Gianluca Paparesta was hit in the face by a coin during Sunday's derby against Lazio.Paparesta was
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NAMIBIA will send officials to Cairo, Egypt, on Friday to submit bid documents in an attempt to bring the 2010 African Nations Cup to Namibia.
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NAGPUR - Sachin Tendulkar top-scored with 93 on his return from injury to inspire India to a 152-run victory over Sri Lanka in the first one-day international on Tuesday.India amassed 350 for six
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DETROIT - Rosa Parks, whose refusal to give up her bus seat to a white man sparked the modern US civil rights movement, has died at age 92.Mrs Parks died on Monday evening at her home of natural
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WASHINGTON - A US Senate sub-committee investigating the UN oil-for-food programme scandal on Monday accused British parliamentarian George Galloway of lying in testimony to the committee that he
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LAGOS - Nigeria said yesterday it will "plug loopholes" in the airline industry and ensure compliance with maintenance standards after an air crash on Saturday that killed 117 people.President
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* QUAKE - Pakistan and the United Nations laid out the quake-hit country's needs ahead of a major donors' meeting, as rescuers struggled to reach survivors before bad weather closes in.* PROBE - The
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BAGHDAD - Iraq's landmark constitution was adopted by a majority of voters during the country's October 15 referendum, election officials said yesterday.Results released by the Independent Electoral
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WASHINGTON - African-American civil rights pioneer Rosa Parks, whose refusal to give up her bus seat to a white man in 1955 sparked a movement to end legally imposed racial segregation in the United
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MIAMI - Southern Florida was reeling yesterday after enduring a four-hour assault by Hurricane Wilma that killed at least four people, cut power to millions of homes and caused billions of dollars in
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WASHINGTON - The trial of deposed Iraqi president Saddam Hussein is "fair" and must go ahead, US President George W.Bush said on Monday. Speaking in an interview with the Dubai-based Al Arabiya
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GAZA CITY - Tensions mounted in the Gaza Strip yesterday after Israel launched air and artillery strikes following Palestinian rocket attacks to avenge the killing of a militant.As the Israeli army
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