39 Articles found on Wednesday, 12 April 2006
12-04-2006
NAIROBI - On one side, a blood-soaked man is strapped to a chair marked "torture chambers". On the other, a smiling woman raises a joyful face to the sky.The 'Before' and 'Now' photos were juxtaposed
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LONDON - World financial markets have strengthened but cyclical challenges are emerging from the prospect of higher interest rates and an unwinding of global imbalances, the International Monetary
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TEXAS - Former Enron chief executive officer Jeffrey Skilling avowed his innocence Monday as he took the stand in his own defence at a fraud trial in Houston."I will fight those charges until the day
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THE mining industry has been called upon to establish a Social Fund and a Mining Journal in order to advance the interests of the important sector.The Minister of Mines and Energy, Erkki Nghimtina,
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FINANCE Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says Government has a turnaround strategy for Air Namibia, Namibia Wildlife Resorts and the Windhoek Country Club Resort (WCCR) - all companies that milk
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THE alleged fraud committed by a University of Namibia (Unam) employee against her retirement fund seems to have infuriated her husband more than the fund she is alleged to have ripped off.Earlier
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FORMER Bethanie area farm worker Christo Niklaaste was sentenced to 40 years and six months in jail yesterday for the crimes he committed when he murdered an elderly farmer three years ago."The
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A LAWYER'S bill of more than N$600 000 for no more than two months' work? Entirely justifiable and reasonable, say two legal practitioners who were involved in the disciplinary hearing of two senior
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FINANCE Minister Saara Kuugongelwa-Amadhila says Government has a turnaround strategy for Air Namibia, Namibia Wildlife Resorts and the Windhoek Country Club Resort (WCCR) - all companies that milk
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THE alleged fraud committed by a University of Namibia (Unam) employee against her retirement fund seems to have infuriated her husband more than the fund she is alleged to have ripped off.Earlier
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FORMER Bethanie area farm worker Christo Niklaaste was sentenced to 40 years and six months in jail yesterday for the crimes he committed when he murdered an elderly farmer three years ago."The
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A LAWYER'S bill of more than N$600 000 for no more than two months' work? Entirely justifiable and reasonable, say two legal practitioners who were involved in the disciplinary hearing of two senior
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HATE-SPEECH suspect Malcolm X Matundu, who is accused of being responsible for the parading of a placard with the words 'Kill all whites' along Windhoek's main street last year, is threatening that
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DIRECTOR of Sport Vetumbuavi Veii yesterday confirmed that Sports Minister John Mutorwa had submitted a report to President Hifikepunye Pohamba on allegations levelled against some members of
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A POWER failure that stopped surgery at the Windhoek Central State Hospital this week was apparently caused by a mere tripped circuit breaker.A Ministry of Works inspector said yesterday that there
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A MEMBER of the Police's Finance Department at Keetmanshoop, Sergeant Christina Fredericks, appeared in the local Magistrate's Court on Monday on a charge of fraud.Fredericks (34) was not asked to
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THE parliamentary Public Accounts Committee has taken up the non-payment of rent for Government houses with Prime Minister Nahas Angula.Johan de Waal, Chairperson of the Public Accounts Committee,
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THE Government yesterday defended its cash injection into the production of the movie 'Where Others Wavered' - based on the autobiography of founding President Sam Nujoma - saying it "will contribute
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WINDHOEK - Members of Parliament from 28 African countries and seven from the European Union are attending a parliamentary conference in Windhoek this week.The conference, which marks the tenth
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THE City of Windhoek, First National Bank and Namibia Electronic Payment Terminals have entered into an agreement to allow people to buy prepaid electricity at any FNB teller machine
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TWO young men were arrested at Gideon in the Hardap Region on Friday after being found in possession of 90 packets of dagga.The drugs are valued at N$27 000. * A 22-year old man was arrested for the
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Sisa Namandje of legal firm Sisa Namandje and Partners has pointed out that he is not part of the shareholding of Namibia Liquid Fuels (Pty) Ltd, but merely acted on instructions to register Etanga
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O ONTAMANANA nomalugodhi otaga tsikile mehangano lyomahangano gAaniilonga nenge tutye National Union of Namibian Workers (NUNW) ndyoka lya kutha ishewe miilonga Amushanga-Ndjayi gwalyo Peter Naholo
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H ARARE - Omuwiliki gwongundu yompilameno mu Zimbabwe Morgan Tsvangirai okwa indile aayambidhidhi yongundu yi ipwililikile nenge tutye yaa yalule ooveta dhoshilongo.Shoka osha holoka molopota ndjoka
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A AGUNDJUKA ayehe kumwe ye li 39 yomOshitopolwa sha Shana, iiwike itatu ya zi ko oya kala taya mono omapukululo melongo lyaakuluntu noya mono wo oonzapo dhawo sho ya piti nawa momapukululo ngoka, ga
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J OHANNESBURG - Omusita gwOngeleka yimwe okwa lombwele Ompangu yOpombanda mu Johannesburg nkene a li a tidhwa mOkolindji sho omukiintu ngoka a popi kutya okwa kwatwa koonkondo ku ngoka a li nale
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THE defending champions of The Namibian Newspaper Cup, Otjozondjupa, will be going to Walvis Bay with only one mission - to retain the cup they narrowly won against Hardap in Mariental last
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Yesterday's report (page 24) on the ball squabbles between Tigers and Black Africa, mistakenly referred to Blue Waters in the introductory paragraph.It should have been Black Africa. We apologise for
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LONDON - Phil Mickelson rose two places to second in the world rankings issued on Monday after his victory in the US Masters at Augusta.The American left-hander's two-stroke win over South African
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NAMIBIA Medical Care (NMC) Western Suburbs II won the Windhoek Lager Rugby Club regional championship leg in Swakopmund at the weekend.Suburbs II beat Walvis Bay Rugby Club, formerly known as
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SANTAM sponsored an under-15 development tournament that was held in Oshakati last weekend to the tune of N$10 000.The donation was made after the insurance company saw a need in the North to develop
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THE Namibia Sport Commission has awarded certificates to 48 permanent affiliate sport codes on Monday.Chairperson of the Registration Committee, Kallie Schafer said that the registration was in line
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Sunday Social League Football Played on April 9 City Rangers 2-7 Los Galacticos Cross Country 1-6 ALC United Tura Giants 5-2 Monate Fela Paulinium 0-5 City of Whk Rastas XI 2-1 Supa Strikas
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ACCRA - About 120 people were feared drowned after a boat packed with passengers and goods capsized on Ghana's Lake Volta, one of the world's largest reservoirs, police said on Monday."There were 150
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BULAWAYO - Zimbabwe opposition leader Morgan Tsvangirai has called on President Robert Mugabe to step down to pave way for a transitional government that should lead to the writing of a new
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*SHARON ERA ENDS - Ariel Sharon's tenure as Israel's prime minister came to a symbolic end at a cabinet meeting that formally designated Ehud Olmert to replace the comatose stroke victim.Under
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CANON Frederick B Williams, whose ministry of a historic Episcopal church extended to the pressing needs of its Harlem neighbourhood, and who spoke eloquently to national and international issues,
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STOCKHOLM - Swedish director and screenwriter Vilgot Sjoman, whose provocative and sexually explicit films stirred controversy in the 1960s, died on Sunday.He was 81. Many of Sjoman's films were
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ROME - Centre-left leader Romano Prodi claimed victory in Italy's election yesterday but his tiny margin raised fears of political paralysis and Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's allies demanded a
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