40 Articles found on Monday, 2 October 2006
02-10-2006
BANGKOK - Flag carrier Thai Airways International has sacked an executive over hours-long luggage delays on the official opening day of Bangkok's new international airport, its president
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LONDON - Fruit-flavoured beers along with non-alcoholic and light beers are being launched in eastern Europe by beer giant SABMiller Plc to refresh beer markets slipping below previous high growth
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GENEVA - Commercial fishing methods threaten to devastate Europe's oceans, WWF International said on Wednesday. The Swiss-headquartered environmental group, formerly known as the World Wildlife Fund,
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LONDON - Opec producer Nigeria's move to cut supplies to shore up oil prices appears to be unilateral and there is no agreement within Opec to curb supplies, an Opec spokesman said on Friday.Oil's
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MWAURA MOMBASA - The European Union and eastern and southern African countries will beat a 2008 deadline to sign a replacement deal guaranteeing preferential trade, a top EU trade official said on
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Nedbank buys back 3% of shares JOHANNESBURG - South African bank Nedbank has bought back 3 percent of its issued share capital on the open market for 1,471 billion rand, the company said on
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THE gunshots that were fired during the armed robbery in which goldsmith Alexandra Mooren was killed on a SwakopÂmund beach two years ago basically went off by themselves - no fewer than three
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GENEVA - The sale of 60 tons of elephant ivory - normally banned under international conservation rules- could be approved at a United Nations-sponsored meeting this week.The UN Environment Programme
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AN angry Police officer went on a shooting rampage early yesterday morning, killing one person and seriously injuring another.Three others "had to run for their lives", Police spokesman Chief
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NAMIBIA'S continued slide down global economic rankings has sparked concern among the business community as it could deter investors, the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) has
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PRIME Minister Nahas Angula has appealed to spiritual leaders across Namibia to spread the message about the value of life when addressing the HIV-AIDS issue.Addressing guests at the launch of Nawa
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ALTHOUGH more than 20 per cent of Government expenditure is devoted to education, infrastructure is lacking and qualified teachers are leaving the profession in search of greener pastures, says Deputy
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NAMIBIA'S continued slide down global economic rankings has sparked concern among the business community as it could deter investors, the Namibia Chamber of Commerce and Industry (NCCI) has
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POLICE have identified the body found in the Gammams River in Windhoek a fortnight ago as that of 35-year-old Selma Simon.The naked body was discovered in the river near the Gammams Water Works in
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ABOUT 51 790 vulnerable children have benefited from maintenance and foster grants this year, while Government bought N$120 00 worth of school uniforms and food for such children in different
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THE US government has promised to increase its assistance to Namibia by more than N$500 million under the President's Emergency Plan.Speaking at the official renaming of the Namibia field office of
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A MEETING between the Erongo Regional Council (ERC) and residents at Wlotzkasbaken on Friday did little to settle a long-standing dispute between the two parties.The ERC's written invitation to the
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THE Head of the President's Office at Keetmanshoop, Maria Konjore, is reported to have registered a case of fraud and theft, a source close to the Police has told The Namibian.The case number is CR
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THE multi-million-dollar film project on the life of former President Sam Nujoma might be released early next year, according to Information and Broadcasting Minister Netumbo Nandi-Ndaitwah.Replying
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FLOOD victims at Dolam in Katutura near the Sam Nujoma soccer stadium will receive 14 new houses valued at nearly N$3 million, the Windhoek City Council decided at its monthly meeting last week
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A HEARING in the Supreme Court on Friday signalled the start of German fraud suspect Hans Juergen Koch's last roll of the legal dice in his almost four-year-long efforts to prevent his extradition to
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A AFUTHI yane yiikwaiti oya koneke eimengokumwe lyoshigwana mehuliloshiwike lya zi ko sho ya halakanithwa konima yedhiladhilo lyawo okuyaka nokuyuna aalandithi yiikwaiti.Aalumentu yane mboka ya li
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U UKWANA wa valwa wu li kumwe mOshipangelo shEpangelo sha Shakati meti 11 Septemba nuumvo, okwa kundanwa tau ka kuthwa kumwe pethimbo lyetando enene lyopaunongononi ndjoka tali ka ningilwa mu shimwe
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MOSHAKATI E LELO lyOshitopolwa sha Shana omasiku ga zi ko olya tula miilonga pambelewa oshikonga shokukapulaapula aakwashigwana momikunda dhomOshitopolwa sha Shana moka nkene yuuvite kombinga
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O MULUMENTU omunangeshefa OmwAamerika, ngoka a kala ta konga kEpangelo lyoshilongo shaandjawo shi na sha niipotha yuulunga, okwa holoka mOmpangu ya Mengestrata mu Katutura mEtine lya zi ko.Alexander
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WINDHOEK - Local referees successfully completed a one-week Confederation of African Football (CAF) senior referees' course held in Windhoek.Instructor Edwardth Ndjadila told Nampa yesterday that the
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SHANGHAI - Ferrari's Michael Schumacher swept to a sensational victory at a rain-soaked Chinese Grand Prix yesterday to seize the Formula One championship lead by the slimmest of margins.The
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BANGKOK - James Blake of the United States powered past a below-par Ivan Ljubicic 6-3 6-1 in less than an hour to win the $550 000 Thailand Open on Sunday.Blake stunned the Croatian by opening up a
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WINDHOEK - The Namibia Gymnastics Federation (NGF) Rhythmic Gymnastics team scooped gold at the South African Games held in Cape Town last week.The four girls from the Windhoek Sports Club (SKW) -
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LONDON - Champions Chelsea were held to a 1-1 draw by Aston Villa, Liverpool lost 2-0 at Bolton Wanderers and Arsenal had to come from behind to beat Charlton Athletic 2-1 on a trying Saturday for the
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CAPE TOWN - Russia defeated Kazakhstan 1-0 in the finals of the Homeless World Cup soccer trophy after a weeklong tournament in which every player was declared a winner.Nearly 500 people from 48
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THE GROVE - Tiger Woods held a seven-shot lead when play was suspended because of thunder and lightning in the final round of the World Golf Championship yesterday.Woods had played his second shot to
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WARSAW - Blonde, sports-loving beauty Tatana Kucharova on Saturday won the Miss World title for the Czech Republic for the first time ever in a glitzy finale of the beauty pageant here watched by an
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BANGKOK - Thailand's military rulers unveiled a stop-gap prime minister and constitution yesterday, fulfilling a promise to step back in favour of civilians within two weeks of their coup against
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Jimbaran - Survivors and relatives of the 20 people killed in suicide bombings on Indonesia's Bali one year ago held a sombre memorial yesterday amid stepped-up security on the resort island.Some 120
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KHARTOUM - European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso said yesterday he was "extremely concerned" about the situation in Darfur and was looking for a political solution, the official SUNA news
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BAGHDAD - Security forces are close to capturing or killing the leader of al-Qaeda in Iraq, Abu Ayyub al-Masri, a senior Iraqi official said yesterday, showing a captured video of the terror chief
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BEIRUT- The leader of the UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon hailed as "significant progress" the pullout of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon yesterday, but said the pullout would not be complete
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LUSAKA - Rioting broke out yesterday in the Zambian capital after President Levy Mwanawasa surged ahead in presidential elections and his principal rival slipped into third place.The official
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DANANG - Typhoon Xangsane barrelled into central Vietnam yesterday, forcing hundreds of thousands to flee and cutting electricity and many telephone lines after killing scores of people in the
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