39 Articles found on Thursday, 10 August 2006
10-08-2006
When Chinese investors bought struggling copper producer Chambishi Mining Plc, miners in this Zambian town gave them a heroes' welcome for averting its closure and for creating more jobs.Three years
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FRANKFURT - German sporting goods firm Adidas reported a better-than-forecast 24 per cent rise in second-quarter net profit yesterday on the back of a surge in sales spurred by the soccer World
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Airbus won 200 gross orders for new planes by the end of July, data released by the European planemaker showed on Tuesday, versus 525 for US rival Boeing Corp.France-based Airbus does not report net
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HARARE - Zimbabwe security agents have seized more than 10 trillion Zimbabwe dollars in old banknotes at the country's main airport in a drive against money laundering, state media reported
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WAR VETERANS demanding financial and material compensation from Government say they will not give up despite President Hifikepunye Pohamba turning down their request.The group of war veterans also say
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AS if they don't have enough legal problems to contend with, two of the men accused in the main Caprivi high treason trial - including former Member of Parliament Geoffrey Mwilima - now also face
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THE report compiled by an inter-ministerial technical committee probing alleged irregularities in the hostel catering trade has been submitted to the responsible Ministers, after which it is to be
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BADLY burnt sheep on the farm Springboklaagte in the Dordabis area, which lost about 600 sheep and goats in a veld fire on Monday, will be destroyed.Mrs Visagie, the wife of the farm owner Kobus
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PRESIDENT Hifikepunye Pohamba has expressed his grief over 12 people losing their lives in an accident on the road between Kalkrand and Rehoboth on Sunday."This is one of the worst accidents this
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OUSTED Okahandja Mayor Christofine Paulus can at least count on the support of around 25 residents who yesterday marched up and down the steps leading to the municipality, demanding her return to the
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FOLLOWING an announcement by Government of an impending fuel price increase, reliable sources indicated to The Namibian yesterday that the hike was likely to come into effect on Wednesday, August
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MORE than 90 casual workers at the Coca-Cola bottling plant in Oshakati downed tools yesterday, complaining about alleged maltreatment by the factory management and labour-hire company Africa
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TWO South African long-distance truck drivers yesterday made a brief appearance in the Keetmanshoop Magistrate's Court on charges of rape.They are Willem Jacobs (47) and Bonganie Mjuangu (25),
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POLICE Constable Samwel Kaudimomunhu (50) has been sent to jail for 15 years for murdering his wife.Eight years of the sentence were suspended for five years. Kaudimomunhu was convicted of murder by
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GOVERNMENT has suspended New Era News Editor Da'oud Vries with immediate effect after the newspaper recently published an inflammatory letter.Vries, who is apparently being held responsible for the
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MORE than 100 unlicensed and prospective shebeen operators left the Katutura Magistrate's Court disappointed yesterday, after the Khomas regional liquor licensing board postponed the consideration of
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THE Namibia Nurses' Union (Nanu) has started consulting its members with the hope of getting an overwhelming majority support to take Government to court over the decision to cut their payment in half
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N ATANGO ondando yomahooli mu Namibia otayi ka gwedhelwa ishewe, manga nokuli inaku thikwa pehulilo lyomwedhi nguka.Nande ongaaka, Uuministeli wOomina nIikwankondo, mboka owo wa tseyitha egwedhelo
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K OMANDA gwOmupolisi mu Hardap Bollen Sankwasa kwa holoka olutiyali mOmpangu ya Mengestrata pOmalinda mEtiyali.Sankwasa okwa ningilwa oshipotha shuufuthi mo 24 Mei 2006. Otaku fekelwa kutya okwa yaka
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O MUNAFAALAMA gumwe momundhingoloko gwa Dordabis okwa thigwa i itsa omutse koongolo sho iikombo noonzi dhe komwe ayihe yi li 600 lwaampoka, ya dhipagwa komulilo gwepeya ngoka gwa fike po wo
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E KANITHO lyoshimaliwa shondjambi ye meyugo kwahomatiwa, okwa etitha omulumentu gumwe omugundjuka petokolo lyokwiikutha omwenyo mOmaandaha goshiwike shika.Jonas Shuuveni gwmimvo 25 ngoka a kala
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O KWA pulandwa ku ningwe oshituthihupulutho pehala lyoshiningwanima mpoka pwa ningilwa oshiponga shiihauto shoka sha dhipaga aantu ye li 12 pondje ya Rehoboth mOsoondaha.Omadhina gaamboka ya sila
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O MUDHIMBA gwomukiintu gumwe ngoka ina ku tseyika kutya olye ogwi momulamba gumwe pokati kondjila onene ya Hosea Kutako nEshina lyokolutenda mo Windhoek West omutenya gwOmaandaha, Opolisi osho ya
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A AKULUPE naantu mboka haya mono openzela mboka ya kala ya tegelela okupewa egwedhelo lyawo okuza kEpangelo nOondola/N$70 okuza mu Apilili nuumvo, otaya ka mona egwedhelo ndika mbala.Amushanga
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A AKALIMO yomomukunda Onaimbungu popepi nOmundaungilo mOukwanyama mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena otaya thiminike mpoka kutya otaya ka ninga ehololomadhilaadhilo omasiku ngaka shi na sha namwenengwomukunda
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THE Namibia Football Association (NFA) Disciplinary Committee is expected to give its verdict on the promotion dispute between Northern Stream First Division sides Mighty Gunners and Golden Bees next
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THE Namibia Sports Commission (NSC) has organised an administration workshop for all its affiliates at the Greiters Conference Centre this Saturday.More than 50 representatives of various sports codes
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EIGHTEEN teams competed in an exciting DTS-NHP beach volleyball tournament held in Windhoek last weekend.Four teams entered for the men's competition, and the experienced team of Deon Cloete and
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THE Namibia Darts Association hosted its third final for the Pro-4 Championships and Super League at Walvis Bay last weekend.The Super League winner will be decided between Erongo and Khomas on
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Israeli troops thrust deeper into Lebanon yesterday and were reported to have lost four dead to Hezbollah rocket fire as Israel's inner cabinet debated whether to order a bigger advance before any UN
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RICHARD T Greene Sr, who for 30 years was the president and a director of the Carver Federal Savings Bank, which he built into the country's largest African-American financial institution, died at his
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DISPUTE - Sri Lanka's government says troops reopened a reservoir that was the focus of weeks of fierce fighting with Tamil rebels who blocked its flow into a canal in a dispute over water
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VIENNA - Famed soprano Elisabeth Schwarzkopf, a 20th century legend who won global acclaim for her renditions of Mozart and Strauss, died at her home in Austria. She was 90. Schwarzkopf, who ranked
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Veteran Cuban dissident Gustavo Arcos Bergnes, a former Fidel Castro loyalist who was wounded in the attack that launched the revolution but was later imprisoned as a dissident, died here on
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Emergency services were fighting 110 forest fires yesterday in wooded areas of northwest Spain, many started deliberately, officials said.The fires, which have charred around 10 000 hectares of forest
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LONDON - Heather Mills McCartney laughed off being locked out of estranged husband Paul McCartney's London home, her spokesman said Tuesday, but her divorce battle with the former Beatle appears to be
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Iraq loomed larger on the US political landscape yesterday, after a prominent Democratic senator was denied renomination for a fourth term largely because of his support for the war.Long time US
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WASHINGTON - Afghan President Hamid Karzai suggested in an interview with Forbes magazine that he might not run for reelection in 2009, and complained of lack of international support on crucial
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An editor of a tabloid newspaper and two other men faced charges yesterday for allegedly intercepting phone calls from staff close to Prince Charles, heir to the British throne. The three - including
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