46 Articles found on Monday, 3 April 2006
03-04-2006
THE year 2005 was not a good year in terms of development, as the Namibian economy slowed and grew at a slower pace than previously.This was in tandem with global economic developments, with output
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MORE can be done to uplift the lives of the country's impoverished, the majority of whom live in the rural areas.This call was made by the Women's Action for Development (WAD) Executive Director,
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DOHA - Opec is unlikely to act during a June meeting if oil prices remain at current levels, as there is no shortage of supply in global markets, Qatari Oil Minister Abdullah al-Attiyah said on
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DIAMOND Fields International Ltd (DFI) recently sold 1,815 carats of diamonds at a price of US$218,31 (about N$1 355) per carat.The Cape Town-based mining company announced in a media statement on
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RIO DE JANEIRO - Trade between Brazil, India and South Africa has risen sharply in the past few years and should soar once they seal a formal alliance, their foreign ministers said on Thursday.The
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BEIJING - China's big four state banks are still far from operating healthily despite billions of dollars in government bailouts and changes to corporate governance structures, the International
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BRUSSELS - Euro-zone inflation slipped to 2,2 per cent in March from 2,3 per cent the previous month, according to an EU preliminary estimate published Friday.EU statistical agency Eurostat's
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WASHINGTON - The new head of the World Bank's private-sector lending arm, Lars Thunell, on Thursday announced a management overhaul he said would improve the agency's effectiveness in developing
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THE poor control that Government exercises over its property countrywide has been brought to the attention of Parliament for its support to implement wide-ranging recommendations to get the situation
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THE Namibian Police's elite crime investigation division, the Serious Crime Unit, has lost its second commanding officer in less than a year and a half.For Detective Chief Inspector Oscar Sheehama,
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THREE more people have been suspended without pay because of their alleged role in allowing tons of food aid to rot in a Katima Mulilo warehouse.They include the Director of the Caprivi Regional
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TWO gemstone-processing centres - one at Karibib and another at Keetmanshoop - run the risk of becoming white elephants if investors are not found to get the operations running, Minister of Trade and
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THE Ministry of Defence says the incident in which NDF officer John C Kashikakumwe (42) crashed into a wall at State House was "purely a civil case".Lieutenant Colonel Kashikakumwe crashed into the
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THE Northern Electricity Distribution Company (Nored) is holding meetings in the North to inform users of looming power shortages in Namibia.At a meeting at Outapi last Friday, Nored's Senior Manager
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THE Ministry of Foreign Affairs yesterday confirmed the death of Namibian citizen Horst-Dieter Froese in Afghanistan last week.Froese and three Afghans travelling with him were killed in a bomb blast
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ROBUST and rigorous management of Namibia's energy supplies is required to prevent shortages from hampering economic growth.This is the view of Johannes !Gawaxab, Managing Director of Old Mutual's
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A RIOT that broke out at the Sam Nujoma stadium in January has apparently claimed the life of a soccer fan about a week ago in the Katutura State Hospital.Sebastian "Ones" Williams (25) died on
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TWO bodies were found around Windhoek over the weekend.Between 20h00 and 21h00 on Friday, the body of Esron Omathinge (30) was found in the Gammams River between Grysblok and Marula. He had been shot
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A YOUNG woman who left her newborn baby on the stairs of a building last year was given a suspended sentence by the Walvis Bay Magistrate's Court last Wednesday.Carien van Staden (24) from Walvis Bay
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LAST week's oil spill in the Walvis Bay harbour was cleaned up before the weekend, but the source of the pollution is still unknown.The detection of heavy fuel oil at berth 6 on Wednesday afternoon
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THE status and management of the Benguela Current will come under scrutiny at a workshop at Swakopmund today and tomorrow.Dr Neville Sweijd of the Benguela Environment Fisheries Training Interactions
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O MAHANGANO gaashi gopapangelo ngoka haga ungaunga noHIV-AIDS mu Namibia oga patelwa pondje ku shoka hashi ithanwa UN Genetal Assembly Special Session on AIDS (UNGASS molwashoka Epangelo oli li
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O MWAALU gwantu mboka taya ikonakonitha ombuto yo HIV, ndjoka hayi eta omukithi gwo AIDS ogwa shuna pevi, Ominsita yUundjolowele nOnkalonawa Richard Kamwi, osho a popi.Kamwi okwa ti pOopelesenda
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O SHIPOTHA shOmukuluntuwiliki kwali gwehangakop etumimawimombepo lya NBC, Jerry Munyama osha tsilikwa ishewe oshikando oshikando oshitiyali mOmpangu ya Mengestrata mEtitatu lyoshiwike
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A BUJA - Omupresidende gwa Nigeria Olusegun Obasanjo okwa gandja elombwelo kutya Charles Taylor (a li nale Omupresidende gwa Liberia) na shunithwe kegumbo, konima ashike yoowili oontshona sho Taylor
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AANDOWISHI oyo aakwiilongo ye na oofaalama odhindji mu Namibia kaakwiilongo ayehe mUuyuni.Moofalama 399 ndhoka dhi niwe kaakwiilongo mu Namibia, Aandowishi oye na 206, kumwe adhihe dhi na uunene
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B RUSSELS - Omahogololo gaayehe ngoka kwa thanekwa ga ka ningwe mu Juni nuumvo mOrepublika yUundemokoli ya Congo (DRC), otaga ka laatekwa opo ookandindaate ndhoka tadhi ka kutha ombinga mugo, dhi
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E PANGELO lya Namibia otali konakona olopota kutya omulumentu gumwe Omunamibia okwa si moshiponga shomboma mu Afghanistan mEtiyali lyoshiwike shika.Oshitumikunandeki sha The Associated Press (AP)
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O mukuluntuwiliki gwa NamPower Leake Hangala okwa koleke mEtitatu lyoshiwike shika kutya okwa yakula ombapila ya zi kOlaata ya NamPower tayi ti kutya okondalaka ye yokukala mombelewa itayi ka
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A AKULUPE Oye li natango taya nana nondatu kombinga yuuhupilo nonande Epangelo olya gwedhela openzela yawo nOondola omilongo heyali, ehangano limwe hali ningi omakonakono okutala nkene Namibia te shi
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NAIROBI, Kenya - Yvonne Reiss of the United States beat Kenya's Conjestina Achieng on points Saturday to win the World Boxing Council women's middleweight title.Two judges voted in favour of Reiss
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South African PSL Played Saturday, April 1 Santos 2-0 Jomo Cosmos SuperSport Utd. 0-2 Black Leopards Free State Stars 3-1 Ajax Cape Town Moroka Swallows 1-0 Bloemfontein Celtic Italian Serie A
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THE Southern Spears from South Africa beat a Namibian Invitation team 32-13 in a highly charged rugby match at the Hage Geingob Rugby Stadium on Saturday.After beating a Namibian XV 59-31 on March
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LONDON - Manchester United won 2-1 at Bolton on Saturday to cut Chelsea's Premier League lead to seven points after the champion was held 0-0 by relegation-threatened Birmingham.Substitute Ruud van
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FUKUOKA - Ethiopia's Kenenisa Bekele completed a historic double by storming to the men's 12-kilometre title at the world cross-country championships yesterday - then announced he would not be
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WELLINGTON - The NSW Waratahs and the Canterbury Crusaders will set the stage for a rugby showdown when they clash next weekend after coming through the eighth round of the Super 14 rugby competition
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BAGHDAD - US Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice and Britain's Jack Straw flew in secret into Baghdad yesterday in a dramatic bid to break a deadlock over forming a unity government that can halt a
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HARARE - Zimbabwean President Robert Mugabe on Friday vowed to crush opposition protests as he hit back at a call for "democratic resistance" in his country."Some of you say they want to go out on
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LUANDA - Angolan President Jose Eduardo dos Santos yesterday accused his former intelligence chief of plotting against him by spying on his aides and seeking to organise protests.Releasing the
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LUSAKA - Zambian President Levy Mwanawasa abruptly cancelled a scheduled campaign trip to the northern Copperbelt province on Saturday after he became ill and flew to Britain for treatment, officials
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KINSHASA - Militia groups in Congo's lawless Ituri district are swelling in numbers and on the offensive just months ahead of planned elections as attempts to disarm them fail, the United Nations
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* IMMIGRATION - Thousands of demonstrators rallied in this conservative California town and in New York to protest plans for a US legislative crackdown on illegal immigrants.* NUCLEAR - China is
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LONDON - How do you calculate the death toll from a war in a country with no census and no medical records, where people are scattered in remote jungle villages or crammed into makeshift camps.Aid
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CAPE TOWN - Rheinhold Rau, a German-born taxidermist who regarded it as his moral duty to reverse the extinction of the quagga, a zebra-like animal, has died.He was 73. The South African Museum, where
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WARSAW - Stanislaw Lem, a popular science fiction author whose works included 'Solaris', died last week in his native Poland.He was 84. Lem was one of the most popular science fiction authors of
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THE giant tortoise Addwaita, thought to be one of the world's oldest creatures, that died in a Calcutta zoo last week was one of four tortoises brought to India by British sailors from the Seychelle
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