52 Articles found on Monday, 16 October 2006
16-10-2006
PARIS - The European aerospace group EADS would consider selling some Airbus factories provided that new owners could reduce operating costs, EADS co-chairman Manfred Bischoff said on Friday.Bischoff,
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LUXEMBOURG - The European Union added several airlines on Thursday to its blacklist of carriers that are not permitted to fly in the 25-nation bloc.The executive European Commission said it banned
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FRANKFURT - French tyre maker Michelin wants to increase the working week at its five German factories from 37,5 hours to 40 hours without a corresponding rise in pay, the daily Frankurter Allgemeine
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NEW YORK - When Macy's decided to sell baskets made by Rwandan widows, the store was swayed in part by the prospect of contributing to a developing economy and in part by the women's tale of suffering
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JOHANNESBURG - South Africa's rand was steady on Friday after firming sharply on the central bank's 50 basis point hike in interest rates on Thursday, and was likely to remain volatile in the short
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FOLLOWING its decision to join the international corporate services company, Hogg Robinson Group Worldwide Network, Rennies Travel Namibia will be changing the trading name of its corporate travel
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WASHINGTON - The International Monetary Fund on Thursday urged Lesotho to make itself more attractive to foreign investors as the tiny African kingdom tries to recover from losses to its textile
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THE Namibia Financial Institutions Supervisory Authority (Namfisa) held a press conference in Windhoek on Friday to reveal its latest roadmap envisaged to make the organisation more effective at its
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THE monthly salary of more than N$83 000 that Tjeripo Hijarunguru received when he was the Chief Executive Officer of the Agricultural Bank of Namibia was "moderate", Hijarunguru declared in the
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SA has asked international anti-seal hunt organisations to immediately send seal rescue teams to Namibia to help save some of the thousands of seals dying at the coast."We want to prevent further
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RAMATEX employees celebrated success on Saturday when a work stoppage resulted in a more favourable agreement with the Malaysian-run textile factory.After years of lobbying and almost two full days of
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THE High Court on Friday gave permission to the State to pursue an appeal to increase the two-year prison term that former world champion boxer Harry Simon received last year in connection with a car
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AN employee of Rosh Pinah Zinc died on Friday night after his car crashed into a truck on the road between Aus and Rosh Pinah.According to Police Chief Inspector Angula Amulungu, the truck was used by
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A MOTORCYCLE rider died after colliding with a Police vehicle on Saturday night.The accident occurred around 22h15 near the Van Eck power station on the northern outskirts of Windhoek. The Police car
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A 21-year old woman who allegedly left her baby in the arms of a stranger more than two months ago has been arrested.The Namibian reported in July that Police and medical staff at the Oshikuku clinic
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ONDANGWA - President Hifikepunye Pohamba officially opened the second phase of the Northern Railway Extension Project near Ondangwa in the Oshana Region on Saturday.Founding president Sam Nujoma,
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ONLY 37 Oshakati residents are still in danger of losing their homes if they don't pay their municipal debt by Friday.The Oshakati Town Council's property manager, Ores Shilunga, said that 60 of the
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THE father of a young man who died in a car crash at Keetmanshoop has laid charges of theft against four Police officers.Basil Brown, a member of the Keetmanshoop Town Council, alleges that a gold
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WASHINGTON - Twenty-one countries that had been denied participation in US military training programmes are now eligible to take part again under a presidential waiver announced by the White House.All
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THE education sector will need N$2,39 billion over the next five years to finance the first phase of its ambitious Education and Training Sector Improvement Programme (ETSIP).Experts discussed the
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THE Swapo district co-ordinator for the Berseba constituency, Willem Isaak (35), on Thursday made yet another appearance in the Keetmanshoop Magistrate's Court on a charge of malicious damage to
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FORMER Namibian Police officers who served in the Koevoet paramilitary unit and the South West African Territorial Force (SWATF) unit under South African rule should also benefit from the newly
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S IGO onene Epangelo lya Namibia olyab tegelela Amerika a ningi eindilo kutya omulumentu Jacob 'Kobi' Alexander, ngoka ta konga koshilongo hoka shi na sha nuulunga, na shunithwe kegumbo a ka
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OMUNASHIPUNDI gwOsipana yEtanga lyokoompadhi yedhina King Kauluma Football Club, tate Frans Mbidi, okwa lombwela The Namibian oshiwike shika kutya Osipana yUudhano wEtanga lyokoompadhi ya tseyika nawa
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E DHILADHILO lyOmupresidende omukulu gwa Namibia Sam Nujoma kutya Namibia na tungile Osikola yimwe 'ookalasa' mu Lubango nokwoopaleka omawendo gamwe mondoolopa ndjika yAangola, kashi shi oshinima
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A ALUMENTU yAaZimbabwe yatatu mboka ya li aniwa ya kwata po ombambyona omulumentu omunangeshefa Omukiina mOvenduka omasiku ga zi ko, oya tindilwa ombooloha sho ya holoka mOmpangu oshikando shotango
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O SHAKATI - Onkundana okuziulil kOshakati otayi ti kutya omugundjuka gumwe gwoomvula 22 gomomukunda Ohadiwa moshitopolwa sha Hangwena, okwa holoka mOmpangu ya Mengestrata mOshakati mEtitatu oshikando
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D AKAR - Onkundana okuzila ku Daker sha Senegal otayi ti kutya Omupresidende gwa Equatorial Guinea okwa popi kutya okuyele natango okusila ohenda aalandwakwiita yaakwiilongo mboka ya li ya hala
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PONDANGWA O MWAALU omunene lela gwaakwashigwana ya za koombinga noombinga dhoshilongo unene tuu koNooli yasho, oya li ya kutha ombinga onene miilonga yolutenda pamwe nOmupresidende gwOshilongo
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O MUKALIMO gwomomukunda Ombuma mIihongo yaMvula mOndonga mOshitopolwa sha Shikoto tatekulu Petrus Shivute Sem Angula, a tseyika wo nawa nedhina Muambo gwa Sem okwa manena oondjenda dhe mOshipangelo
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NEW DELHI - Indian police have made little headway in a probe into a 2000 match-fixing scam due a problem in translating taped conversations in Afrikaans, a report said yesterday.In 2000, police in
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MANCHESTER - Joe Calzaghe remains boxing's longest reigning world champion but had to survive some nervous moments to hold on to his WBO super-middleweight title for the 19th time with a unanimous
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MUMBAI - New Zealand return to competitive cricket after a six-month absence to take on formidable South Africa in their opening Champions Trophy match today.In an era of non-stop cricket and
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LONDON - Chelsea had goalkeepers Petr Cech and Carlo Cudicini taken to hospital after both were knocked unconscious in the champions' 1-0 win at Reading on Saturday.Cech was being kept in hospital
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ORLANDO Pirates will wake up from their 'Impossible Dream' after a futile night in Tunisia in the second-leg African Champions League semi-final against CS Sfaxien on Saturday to face the nightmarish
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ESTORIL - Spanish rider Toni Elias won the Portuguese motorcycle Grand Prix here on Sunday to mark his first-ever MotoGP podium finish in style.The Honda rider edged out Italian Valentino Rossi on the
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PIETER van Wyk was elected as chairperson of the Namibia Premier League (NPL) Board of Governors on Saturday.The election took place after the nullification of the previous ballot held a fortnight
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BLOEMFONTEIN - The defending champions, the Cheetahs, and the Blue Bulls shared South Africa's Currie Cup trophy after a pulsating 100 minutes here on Saturday.The teams were forced into 20 minutes of
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THE sixth edition of The Namibian Model Pick & Pay Cycle Classic concluded on a successful note yesterday, with Jacques Celliers walking away with the title in the main race for men, while Johanita de
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Romania qualify for World Cup MADRID - Romania clinched a place in next year's Rugby World Cup after beating Spain 43-20 in a playoff match in Madrid yesterday.The Romanians had problems dealing with
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KIDNAPPED - Italy's foreign ministry said yesterday it believed Italian photojournalist Gabriele Torsello, who has disappeared in southern Afghanistan, had been kidnapped.*NO TALKS - Prime Minister
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BERKELEY - The Black Panther Party officially existed for just 16 years, but its reach has endured far longer.Co-founder Bobby Seale never expected to be around to see that reach 40 years later. "A
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NEW YORK - Novelist Orhan Pamuk, an international symbol of literary and social conscience, whose poetic, melancholy journeys into the soul of his native Turkey have brought him the many blessings and
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OSLO - Perhaps only once in the history of the Nobel Peace Prize has a secret been as well kept as Friday's 2006 award to Bangladesh's Muhammad Yunus and his Grameen Bank for lending to the poor.In a
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EAST LONDON - The South African government has issued new orders to seize land from a small number of white farmers who were not willing to settle apartheid-era land disputes with dispossessed blacks,
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LONDON - A government minister joined an increasingly bitter debate over the rights of Muslim women to wear face veils in Britain, telling a Sunday newspaper that a teaching assistant should be fired
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KINSHASA - Giant billboards and megaphone announcements greeted potential voters in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Saturday as campaigning got off to a peaceful but tense start for the second
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SEOUL - South Korea pledged yesterday to enforce new United Nations sanctions on North Korea for its "unpardonable and provocative" nuclear test as senior officials from Seoul and Moscow discussed
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Coastguards in Italy have rescued 300 suspected illegal immigrants caught in stormy weather off the coast of the Sicilian island of Lampedusa.Lampedusa, one of Italy's southernmost islands, is used as
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VATICAN CITY - Pope Benedict XVI gave the Catholic Church new saints Sunday, bestowing the Church's highest honour in a ceremony in St Peter's Square on four faithful from past centuries whose lives
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Johannesburg - A fund-raising dinner in Nelspruit, Mpumalanga, has raised more than R500 000 for ANC deputy president Jacob Zuma, the SABC reported on Sunday.Among those attending were the provincial
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Khartoum - Sudan snubbed newly appointed United States presidential diplomat Andrew Natsios on his arrival in Khartoum on Friday for his first visit since taking up his post, said security
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