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24 Articles found on Tuesday, 7 February 2006
Justice Suffers From A Lack Of Funding
07-02-2006
AT the opening of the 2006 session of the High Court, the Honourable Judge President, Judge Damaseb, dealt with the state of affairs in our administration of justice and expressed his regret that
readHow Swapo Functions
07-02-2006
IN response to Asser Ntinda's column, 'Zoom In', on February 3 in Namibia Today newspaper. Despite one's immense attempts to disregard the Nujoma factor, it has become increasingly noticeable that
readKeeping Costs Down
07-02-2006
IN the letter 'That Fabulous Fence' published on February 3 2006, remarks were made about the medallions on the fence of the new State House.If Mr Bill Torbitt looked closer, he would have seen that
readService Delivery Is In Shambles
07-02-2006
I WANT to reiterate and underscore what Gwen Lister has written in The Namibian of 2 February 2006. The service delivery to the public by the public institutions is a matter of great concern to the
read- Tax Talk - Onus of proof on us, not the taxman (part 2)
07-02-2006
WE continue to look at the factors the court will consider when reaching a decision about the nature of the amount received by a taxpayer to determine whether it is taxable or not. The tax court
readKoeberg nuclear plant poses power problems for Namibia
07-02-2006
NAMIBIA will soon have to deal with increased pressure to reduce its reliance on power from South Africa as the Koeberg Nuclear Power Plant near Cape Town prepares to shut down its second unit for
readRailway project steaming ahead
07-02-2006
THE first phase of the Northern Railway Extension Project - from Tsumeb to Ondangwa - is almost complete. Works Ministry spokesman Julius Ngweda told The Namibian last week that the embankment for
readMinistry of Gender Equality targets customer satisfaction
07-02-2006
The Minister of Gender Equality and Child Welfare, Marlene Mungunda, yesterday launched the ministry's customer-service charters.The ministry's three directorates - Gender Equality, Child Welfare and
readRape suspect on the run
07-02-2006
OSHAKATI - Police at Oshakati are hunting a suspected rapist who allegedly raped two young women at Kandjengedhi location near Oshakati last weekend. Police at Oshakati told Nampa that the suspect,
readNamibia to gun for 2006 Fed Cup
07-02-2006
NAMIBIAN women tennis players are expected to compete at the Fed Cup in Turkey from April 24 this year. The Namibian team, which will consist of four players, will battle it out against 13 other
readGovernor 'on leave' over food scandal
07-02-2006
CAPRIVI Regional Governor Bernard Sibalatani has been put on unpaid leave to allow the rest of the council to take disciplinary measures against him and others for allowing 230 000 tonnes of food aid
readSwapo faction imposes new Otjozondjupa branch heads
07-02-2006
DISSATISFACTION is rife among Swapo Party members at Okahandja after a group close to party President Sam Nujoma dissolved the local leadership and appointed a new group in preparation for Swapo's
readMore investigations into hospital fraud
07-02-2006
AUDITORS investigating how much the Ministry of Health lost through theft and fraudulent overtime and travel claims at the Windhoek Central Hospital last year have extended their probe.
readSix years later, teacher's arson killing case in court
07-02-2006
THE six-year delay in the murder trial of former teacher Efraim Rachimo Haradoëb, who is accused of having killed his girlfriend in late 1998 by dousing her with petrol and setting her on fire, is
readGovt keeps ad ban on The Namibian
07-02-2006
THE five-year-old political ban on Government advertising in The Namibian is apparently still in place. This has emerged after a tender for Government advertising was cancelled and later
readKaapanda launches major Works clean-up operation
07-02-2006
THE Minister of Works, Transport and Communication, Joel Kaapanda, yesterday officially inaugurated 'Operation Clean-Up', a campaign to rid Government offices of unused equipment and clutter. The
readHome Affairs to slash waiting time for IDs
07-02-2006
THE waiting period for identity documents will be reduced from more than two years to 24 days and that of passports from 100 days to 10 days by April this year. That was the promise of Minister of
readKapia a shunwa ishewe moofuto dhoSwapo
07-02-2006
Kapia okwa shunwa ishewe momusholondondo gwoofuto dhaaniilonga yoSwapo konima sho ngoka a li Amushanga gwopakathimbo mEwawa lyAagundjuka moSwapo, Eveline !Nawases a ningi eindilo kaanambelewa nenge
readOhaingu natango onkee kayi na mwene
07-02-2006
O SHIKANDJO shUulenga sha Haingu mUukwanyama mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena onkee kashi na mwene natango okuza sho Elenga enene Victor Weyulu e shi thigi po sho a mana oondjenda dhe meti 28 Novemba 2005
readNakukwata yaali koonkondo ta kongwa kOpolisi
07-02-2006
O POLISI mOshakati oya tseyitha kutya otayi kongo omulumentu a tseyika ashike nedhina Shakalaka, shi na sha nekwatonkonga aakiitu yaali lwopUkandjengedi mpoka mOshakati, sha ningwa aniwa
readYaali yehangano lya Nabta inaa enda po we pOkapale kOombesa
07-02-2006
O OYENE yOombesa hadhi londekele pOkapale koombesa pOndangwa oya shangela kOshifo shika taya nyenyeta nokutseyitha kutya oya lombwela omusamane Vespa Muunda, ngoka e li Amushanga omukuluntu gwEhangano
readFootball Log Standings
07-02-2006
MTC Namibia Premier LeagueTeam P W D L GF GA Pts Civics 8 6 2 0 20 6 20 Blue Waters 9 6 1 2 17 7 19 Orlando Pirates 9 5 3 1 23 13 18 Black Africa 8 4 2 2 12 10 14 African Stars 9 3 4 2 9 6 13
readSwimmers excel at aquapentathlon
07-02-2006
THE Namibia Swimming Union hosted its annual aquapentathlon in Windhoek at the weekend, with swimmers competing in all four strokes as well as the 200-metre individual medley. Places were awarded
readNotices
07-02-2006
New netball league meetingINTERESTED companies, parastatals and Government ministries are requested to attend an information-sharing meeting on the establishment of a new Industrial Netball League
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