23 Articles found on Wednesday, 26 July 2006
26-07-2006
UNITED NATIONS - The UN Security Council on Monday turned the spotlight on the plight of children caught in armed conflicts, with calls for a more robust mechanism to monitor abuses and slap sanctions
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THE Municipality of Tsumeb on Saturday launched its fourth Copper Festival to be held at the town in September. This year's festival will be held under the theme: 'Copper Station-Better Destination'
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HEALTH authorities are satisfied that they have successfully disrupted the transmission chain of the poliovirus and yesterday declared last week's second mass vaccination drive a success.Health
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NAMIBIA POST and Telecom Holdings Limited (NPTH) and Portugal Telecom yesterday concluded a share sale agreement and a shareholders' agreement, officially finalising the acquisition of 34 per cent of
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ONE of the children alleged to have been sexually molested by former Judge Pio Teek at his home near Windhoek on January 28 last year claimed in the High Court in Windhoek yesterday that Teek placed
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THE owner of the fire-ravaged Kowas game farm in the Dordabis area says he will not apply for a special permit to relocate his game, as was suggested by Government this week. A veld fire destroyed
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NAMIBIA and other diamond-producing countries have established a body to curb the misuse of African diamonds, a Belgian consulting group and Nepad said on Monday. They said the Diamond Producers of
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THE 12 men accused in the second Caprivi treason trial were found guilty of contempt of court and sentenced to 30 days in jail yesterday.Acting High Court Judge John Manyarara found them guilty of
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NAMIBIA Wildlife Resorts (NWR) has vowed to push ahead with its plans to reassign staff members at the head office despite criticism about a lack of consultation. Several staff members, including
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SWAPO'S Otjozondjupa Regional Executive Committee meets at Otjiwarongo today to discuss the sudden suspension of four local councillors at Okahandja. Over the weekend, Okahandja Mayor Christofine
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ROME - World powers converged yesterday for a Middle East crisis conference in Rome, struggling to halt the bloodshed in Lebanon and Israel but split over ceasefire calls.US Secretary of State
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JERUSALEM - Israel vowed yesterday to press on with its war on Hezbollah, effectively ruling out any chance of an early ceasefire in the bloody two-week-old Lebanon conflict despite a mission to the
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O NKUNDANA ya adha Oshifo shika pehulilo lyoshiwike sha zi ko, otayi ti kutya omukithi gwoshinyuwa gwiiteyela wo mOsikola yaanona pOnyuulaye mOndonga mOshitopolwa sha Shikoto mEtitatu lyoshiwike sha
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O SHIGONGI oshinene nosha simana shAanangeshefa yomOkahao, nomomudhingoloko gwa Kahao mOngandjera mOshitopolwa sha Musati otashi ka kala ko mOlyomakaya ngaka twa thinda geti 29 Juli 2006 notashi ka
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PEENHANA O NGUNDU yoomeme yoSwapo mOshitopolwa sha Hangwena mOlyomakaya ga zi ko oya li ya gongala mEenhana moka ya li noshigongi oshinene shokomumvo moka ya hogolola aawiliki aakuluntu
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THE national gymnastics qualifying competition was held at the SKW Hall over the weekend and attracted more than 100 gymnasts who put up a fierce competition during the two days.The gymnasts came
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THE Namibia Football Association (NFA) intends to strengthen ties with the South African Football Association (Safa) in terms of youth programmes and regular friendly games at all levels, acting
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THE Brave Warriors will renew their old rivalry against South Africa's Bafana Bafana when the two nations engage in an international friendly at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on August 16.The match, which is
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THE Brave Warriors will renew their old rivalry against South Africa's Bafana Bafana when the two nations engage in an international friendly at the Sam Nujoma Stadium on August 16. The match, which
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ROME - World powers converged yesterday for a Middle East crisis conference in Rome, struggling to halt the bloodshed in Lebanon and Israel but split over ceasefire calls.US Secretary of State
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JERUSALEM - Israel vowed yesterday to press on with its war on Hezbollah, effectively ruling out any chance of an early ceasefire in the bloody two-week-old Lebanon conflict despite a mission to the
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KIMPOKO - The women of Kimpoko do not even know the names of candidates for Congo's elections on Sunday, but they hope the historic polls will end a decade of conflict that robbed them of everything,
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IRAQ CIVIL PEACE - US President George W. Bush and Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki were to meet to discuss overhauling security in the war-torn country after the failure of a crackdown in
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